
Product Insights
Bananes chips are dried banana slices flavored with coconut oil and cane sugar, containing 58% banana, 30% coconut oil and 12% sugar, sold in a 100 g plastic pack. They belong to the fruits and vegetables group, specifically dried fruits, and carry a Nutri‑Score of E while being classified in NOVA group 3, indicating a processed product high in fat (34 g), saturated fat (29 g) and sugars (35 g) yet providing 8 g of fiber. The high fat and sugar content outweigh the natural fruit fiber, making them an energy‑dense snack rather than a low‑calorie option, but they are vegan, organic certified and palm‑oil‑free.
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Nutritional Values
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Comparative Analysis
Compared with typical dried‑fruit snacks, these banana chips have considerably lower sugar (35 g vs 48.5 g) and salt (0.01 g vs 1.12 g) but far higher fat (34 g vs 7.7 g), saturated fat (29 g vs 4.4 g) and energy (519 kcal vs 346 kcal), with a modest increase in fiber and a drop in protein.
Ingredients
Bananes 58% des Philippines, huile de coco 30%, sucre de canne 12%.
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