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These laddoos are bought by health-conscious snackers seeking a cleaner alternative to conventional Indian sweets, and the ingredient list largely delivers on that promise — 91% of the product is dry fruits and nuts, there are zero added sugars, and every ingredient is a recognisable whole food or natural flavouring. The main watchouts are the high total sugar load (26.5 g/100 g, all from dates), a significant saturated fat contribution from coconut and cacao (11.6 g/100 g), and a relatively high calorie density of 468 kcal/100 g, so while the product is genuinely wholesome, the most useful thing a curious consumer should know is that 'no added sugars' does not mean low sugar — one modest serving still delivers natural sugars that matter for diabetics and anyone counting carbs.
