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This product is a nostalgic, desi-style candy targeting snack lovers who want a familiar chaat-inspired flavour hit. Its ingredients read like a pantry shelf — jaggery, amchur, raisins, black salt, chilli powder — which sounds wholesome, but two food additives (acacia gum as emulsifier INS 414 and citric acid INS 330) push it into ultra-processed territory under NOVA classification. More importantly, the per-100 g nutrition data in the raw label (392 kcal, ~65 g total sugars, ~680 mg sodium) tells a very different story from the low figures shown in the main nutrition panel, which appear to reflect a single 8 g serving rather than 100 g — consumers should be aware that even a small handful adds up fast on sugar and sodium. The single most useful takeaway: this candy is high in sugar and moderate-to-high in sodium, and anyone managing diabetes, hypertension, or digestive conditions should treat it as an occasional small-portion indulgence.
