Mille Jowar Puffs Magic Masala | 37% Millets | Baked | No Palm Oil | No Preservatives | Healthy Snacks | Naturally Gluten Free | 35g x 6

Good, healthy snack option for kids but bit spicy for them

Healthy snacking option, love the taste

I recently tried the Millet Jowar Puffs from Slurp Farm, and I am thoroughly impressed. Here are some key qualities that make this product stand out: 1.Nutritious Ingredients: Made from millet and jowar, these puffs are packed with essential nutrients, making them a healthy snack choice. They are rich in fiber, vitamins, and minerals, which support overall health and well-being. 2.Gluten-Free: For those with gluten sensitivities or following a gluten-free diet, these puffs are an excellent option. They provide the crunch and satisfaction of a traditional snack without the gluten. 3.Low in Calories: These puffs are low in calories, making them a guilt-free snack that you can enjoy anytime without worrying about your calorie intake. 4.No Artificial Additives: Slough Farm prides itself on using natural ingredients without any artificial colors, flavors, or preservatives. This makes the puffs a clean and wholesome snack . 5.Great Taste: Despite being a healthier option, these puffs do not compromise on taste. They have a delicious, slightly nutty flavor that is both satisfying and addictive. 6.Crispy Texture: The texture of the puffs is light and crispy, providing a perfect crunch in every bite. They make for a delightful snack to munch on during any time of the day.

Its good but too spicy even for adults

Omg these were like so many in one packet and really spicy!! Only 30 rupees too!! The quality was good!! These don't even have palm oil. (lemme tell u a fact lays and other brands have palm oil in there chips and palm oil is like so bad for ur health) So I would surely order more! These were so mouth melting!!!

Actually good thing - 1. No palm oil. 2. Obviously better then "paroto chips" What's actually wrong 1. So High quantity of Sodium. 2. Serving size per pack is 2. WHY ? Again another marketing trap. 3. Millets are not even 40% of ingredients. And full marking is of millets, how can you name & market it as millets based if not even 50% is millets. No ethics 4. Tast is just like nutkhat or any other puff All this would have been okay but anything good which you are giving is coming at so high price... MRP is ₹39 this is not okay. There is nothing in this for which you are charging so high. Except for "healthy markiting"

This is my new favourite snack, tastes a lot like Cheetos masala balls I used to eat as a kid. Per the ingredients label, there is no palm oil. It has a lot of sodium but that is expected of all processed food so it would be unfair to hold that against this. It's as healthy as a tasty snack like this can be.

Taste good, preservatives inside not so healthy