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These cookies appeal to urban health-conscious consumers looking for a wheat-free, preservative-free indulgent snack. The ingredient list is impressively clean — no artificial colours, flavours, emulsifiers, or preservatives — and the product derives sweetness entirely from natural sources (coconut jaggery and honey). A significant data-quality flag: the main nutrition panel supplied with this product (118.87 kcal, 5.72 g sugar per stated '100g') is almost certainly per serving (24g), not per 100g; the rawLabelData figures (495.3 kcal, 23.84 g sugar, 8.44 g fibre per 100g) are internally consistent with the serving data and are used as the authoritative per-100g values throughout this analysis — consumers and the brand should reconcile this before the label is printed. Sodium is moderate (207 mg/100g from rawLabelData), fibre is genuinely high, and there are no ultra-processed additives, but the product still contains meaningful added sugars from jaggery and honey, and carries tree-nut and potential peanut cross-contamination risk.
