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This product is a classic pantry staple picked up by hot-chocolate lovers and parents making a warm treat for children, but the nutrition profile gives pause: sugar is the first and overwhelmingly dominant ingredient at 73 g per 100 g of powder, delivering roughly 23 g of sugar in a single 18 g serving — 26% of an adult's daily reference intake before any flavoured milk is added. The cocoa component (≥25% solids) does bring real dietary fibre and natural flavanols, and the Fairtrade certification is a genuine positive, but the ultra-processed nature of the product (unspecified flavouring, E501i acidity regulator) and sky-high free-sugar load make this an occasional-treat rather than everyday item, especially for children and people managing blood glucose.