Kinder • 25.6g
Kinder cards
Product Insights
Kinder cards are sweet snack biscuits produced by the Kinder brand, falling under the sugary snacks and biscuits and cakes families. They carry a Nutri‑Score of E and are classified in NOVA group 4, indicating an ultra‑processed product with added sugars, palm oil, and emulsifiers such as lecithin. While they provide 130 kcal per 25.6 g serving and modest salt, they are high in total and saturated fats, sugars, and contain gluten, milk and soy allergens, limiting suitability for health‑focused diets.
Nutrient Levels
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Nutritional Values
Values per 100 g
Comparative Analysis
Compared with the average sweet snack, Kinder cards contain markedly more sugar (42.9 g vs 29 g), fat (26 g vs 18 g) and saturated fat (13.7 g vs 7.8 g) and deliver about 20 % more calories, while its salt level is below the typical 2 g per 100 g.
Ingredients
Skimmed MILK powder (28%), sugar, palm oil, WHEAT flour (15.5%), fat-reduced cocoa (4%), emulsifier: lecithins (SOYA), salt, raising agent (sodium bicarbonate), vanillin. May contain HAZELNUTS
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