Early FoodsMulti-grain Millet Jaggery Cookies 150g
Description
🍪 Snack Smart, Live Well!
- NO NASTIES - Free from maida, soda, and refined sugar.
- LONG SHELF LIFE - Enjoy for up to 6 months without compromise.
- HEALTHY INDULGENCE - Guilt-free cookies made with wholesome ingredients.
- GLUTEN FREE GOODNESS - Perfect for gluten-sensitive diets.
- FAMILY FRIENDLY TREAT - Delicious for both kids and adults alike.
Early Foods Multi-grain Millet Jaggery Cookies are a nutritious and delicious treat made from a blend of wholesome millets, dry fruits, and jaggery. These cookies are free from maida, soda, and refined sugar, making them a perfect guilt-free indulgence for both kids and adults. With a shelf life of 6 months, they are a convenient and healthy snack option for any time of the day.
Specifications
| Package Dimensions | 15.8 x 6.2 x 5.9 cm; 150 g |
| Manufacturer reference | MSJC |
| Allergen Information | Gluten Free |
| Weight | 150 Grams |
| Units | 150.00 gram |
| Brand | Early Foods |
| Format | Bar |
| Certification | FSSAI Central Food License |
| Package Information | Box |
| Manufacturer | Early Foods Pvt Ltd |
Reviews
N**M
Too much butter smell
My kid doesn't like
S**A
Very good product
Loved the ingredients and the overall product. Tastes good.
K**S
Good product but costly
Good product but too costly.
E**H
Price n size in contrast
I understand that producing pure product a millet cookie may cost more than the cheap maida n chemical products but the size of a cookie is so small and the price is so much, you cannot justify purchasing this. Additionally, lot of money is spent on packaging than the product itself.
N**I
Healthy but too expensive for regular munching!!!!
Why healthy food needs to be expensive! Why can’t this be made affordable? Its healthy but cannot be eaten often then what’s the use. Each cookie will cost you 15-20 INR. It may be worth considering health but not pocket at least!
M**A
very expensive.
very expensive. if the price is around 75/80 it would be great I would buy double the quantity.Now I cant.I use it so very frugally.Well Jaggery is also a kind of sugar. it just doesn't have white processed sugar.overall i go for it because i dont have time to cook fresh snack for my LO. Ok for a working mom. Stay at home mother can avoid this because home made laddu (God papdi) will do equal good.
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