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Kurkure Green Chutney Rajasthani Style is a popular grab-and-go snack aimed at price-conscious Indian consumers seeking bold, tangy flavours. At roughly 561 kcal and 1,011 mg sodium per 100g — with a single 50g serving delivering ~28% of the daily sodium reference value — this is a high-fat, high-sodium ultra-processed product (NOVA 4) driven by palm oil and industrial citric acid. The 'Kitchen Ingredients' marketing is misleading: while whole spices like onion, cumin, and parsley appear in the blend, the inclusion of citric acid (INS 330), an industrially fermented acidity regulator never used in home cooking, firmly places this outside the domestic-kitchen narrative. The single most useful thing to know: one bag delivers more than half a day's sodium for people with hypertension or kidney disease, packaged in ultra-processed format.