
Product Insights
Petit Moelleux is a sweet biscuit snack belonging to the sugary snacks and biscuits & cakes families. It carries a Nutri‑Score of E and is classified as ultra‑processed (NOVA group 4), reflecting its high level of added sugars, fats and multiple food‑additive compounds. Per 100 g it provides 446 kcal, 25 g of fat (8.2 g saturated), 28 g of sugars and 0.47 g of salt, along with 2.8 g of fiber and 5.2 g of protein, while also containing allergens eggs, gluten and milk.
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Nutritional Values
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Comparative Analysis
Compared with the average snack biscuit, Petit Moelleux contains slightly less sugar (28 g vs 28.98 g) but substantially more fat (25 g vs 17.65 g) and a bit higher saturated fat (8.2 g vs 7.8 g), while its salt level (0.47 g) is well below the category average of 1.98 g, resulting in a higher energy content (446 kcal vs 418 kcal).
Ingredients
Farine de blé 18%, huile de colza, oeufs, sirop de glacase-fructose pépites de chocolat 11% sucre, pite de cacan, émulsifiant (lécithines de sejall, chocolat en poudre 9,5 % sucre, cacae en poudre), sare, stabilisant Toiycroft, beurre pâtissier, lait écrémé en poudre, poudres à lever (diphosphates, carbonates de sodium lait entier en poudre, sel, émulsifiant (E471), épaississant (gomme xanthanel Chocoladecakeje met chocoladestukjes. Ingredienten: Tarwebloem 16 koolzaadolie, eieren, glucose-fructusestroop, chocoladestukjes 11 %6 [suiker, cacaomassa, emulgator (sojalecithinen), chocoladepoeder 95% salker, cacaopoeder), suiker, stabilisator (glycerol), melkvet, magere melkpoeder, rijsmiddelen (difosfaten, natriumcarbonaten), volle melkpoeder, zout, emulgator (E471), verdikkingsmiddel (xanthaangom).
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