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This muesli is squarely aimed at health-conscious Indian consumers who want a breakfast option free of refined sugars, artificial colours, preservatives, and sweeteners — and The Whole Truth largely delivers on that promise. Every ingredient is a recognisable whole food or minimally processed culinary ingredient, and the marketed claims are almost entirely accurate. The most useful thing a curious consumer should know is that while the product is genuinely clean-label and lower in sodium, it still carries 6 g of sugar per 100 g from natural sources (dried fruits and kakvi), moderate saturated fat from cocoa butter and milk powder, and caffeine/theobromine from real cocoa — signals that matter for infants, people with diabetes, IBS, or kidney disease.
