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This product is targeted at consumers looking for a small, sweet, after-meal palate cleanser — the paan-meets-raisin concept is novel and the pack is very low calorie (~67 kcal per serve). However, the most significant concern is the inclusion of Paan Extract, an ingredient derived from betel quid components that IARC classifies as a Group 1 carcinogen (carcinogenic to humans), with no established safe level of dietary exposure; the FDA considers areca nut-containing preparations unsafe food additives. While the product is low in sodium, low in fat, and appears to have negligible added sugar, the carcinogen classification of a core flavouring ingredient is a serious flag that no calorie count or 'better-for-you' positioning can offset — curious consumers should weigh this risk before making it a daily habit.
