Amul Sugar Free Chocolate
OFFAmul · 100g
Nutrition Facts
* % Daily Values based on 2,000 kcal diet. Tap any nutrient for details. Source: Product label · Values may vary.
Portion Guide
| Portion | Cal | Fat | Sugar |
|---|---|---|---|
| Small serving(25g) | 139.5 | 8.4g | 0.1g |
| Regular serving(50g) | 279 | 16.9g | 0.3g |
| Large serving(100g) | 558 | 33.8g | 0.5g |
Ingredients
Cocoa solids, maltitol, cocoa butter, emulsifiers (322, 476), artificial flavouring substances (cocoa, vanilla). 'CONTAINS NATURALLY OCCURRING SUGARS'.
Decoded
FINE OCCASIONALLY
Key Number
Big portion of daily saturated fat allowance.
NOVA 4
Ultra-Processed Foods
Industrial formulations with little to no whole foods, containing additives.
Real Talk
- →One can = 7-10 teaspoons of sugar. Save for parties only.
- →Heavy on fats. Keep portions small and eat light later.
Alternatives
- Nimbu pani – refreshing, natural, low sugar
- Chaas / buttermilk – cooling, probiotic, traditional
- Coconut water – natural electrolytes, no added sugar
ELI5
Snack / TreatWhat is this?
Confectionery made from cocoa, sugar, and fat.
Typical portion?
~200ml glass. Label shows per 100ml.
Per 200 ml glass
1116 kcal, 1g sugar
Is that a lot?
1g is 4% of the WHO guideline of 25g free sugar per day. That is a small amount.
Top ingredients
Cocoa solids, maltitol, cocoa butter, emulsifiers (by weight)
Claims
Natural: May contain ingredients derived from natural sources.
Sugar Free: Contains less than 0.5g sugar per serving.
Additives
INS 322: Lecithin, from soy or eggs
NOVA 4
ultra-processed, factory-made with many additives
Usage
Best enjoyed as an occasional treat, not an everyday habit.
Treats are part of life. Enjoy them occasionally without guilt, not daily.
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