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Troovy's Healthy Vermicelli targets health-conscious parents and adults looking for a more nutritious alternative to plain maida-based vermicelli. With 15.5g of protein and 7.1g of fibre per 100g, zero added sugar, no preservatives, and meaningful fortification (iron at 15% RDA, B12 at 30% RDA, and folic acid at 30% RDA per adult serve), the nutritional profile is genuinely stronger than a typical refined-grain product. The four-ingredient base is clean and whole-food, though the 'Safe for Kids' positioning deserves scrutiny: brown rice carries an inorganic arsenic concern for children and infants, sorghum tannins can blunt iron bioavailability in young children, and the product is not certified gluten-free despite being marketed broadly. The most useful single takeaway: this is a legitimately higher-protein, higher-fibre vermicelli with real fortification, but parents of very young children or those with gluten intolerance should note the caveats.
