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This is a popular Indian namkeen picked up by snack-lovers, commuters, and movie-night crowds looking for a spicy, crunchy bite. The core ingredient — peanut at 82% — is genuinely nutritious, delivering meaningful protein and heart-healthy unsaturated fats, and the spice blend is largely whole-food derived. However, the addition of an E-number acidic regulator (INS 330) and nature-identical flavouring substances nudges it into NOVA 4 (ultra-processed) territory, and the complete absence of declared sodium data makes it impossible to assess one of the biggest dietary risks for the salty snack category. The single most useful thing to know: the peanut base is solid, but the undisclosed sodium level and ultra-processed classification mean this is a snack to enjoy in moderation rather than a health food.