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This product is positioned squarely at health-conscious parents buying for children aged 7–9, promising high protein, no maida, no preservatives, and no added sugar. On the positive side, the multigrain base genuinely delivers noteworthy protein (16.3 g/100g), solid dietary fibre, and meaningful folic acid — credentials that distinguish it from commodity instant noodles. However, the single most important thing a shopper should know is that one 60 g serving delivers approximately 870 mg of sodium — nearly 44 % of an adult's daily limit and the same proportion for a 7–9-year-old child — making the 'Safe for Kids' claim seriously misleading in practice. The 'No Preservatives' claim is also undercut by the presence of rosemary extract, a natural but regulatory-classified antioxidant preservative (INS 392), and 'No Added Sugars' is contradicted by khaand (unrefined cane sugar/sucrose) appearing in the ingredient list while the panel declares 0 g added sugar.