
Product Insights
Tic Tac mint candies are small, sugar‑coated pastilles marketed under the Green Dot label and belong to the Sugary snacks and Sweets groups of the PNNS classification. The product is classified as ultra‑processed (NOVA 4) and carries a Nutri‑Score of E due to an exceptionally high sugar content of about 94 g per 100 g, while containing negligible fat, saturated fat and salt. Its formulation includes added sugars, maltodextrin, fructose, flavorings, gum arabic (E414) and a carnauba wax coating (E903), which together raise concerns about excessive sugar intake despite the low caloric contribution from fat.
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Nutritional Values
Values per 100 g
Comparative Analysis
Compared with the average sweet‑snack, Tic Tac contains roughly double the sugar (94 g vs 53 g per 100 g), far less fat and saturated fat, no measurable salt, and slightly higher calories (≈ 400 kcal vs 373 kcal).
Ingredients
sugar, maltodextrin, fructose, thickener (gum arabic), rice starch, flavors, mint essential oil, coating agent: carnauba wax,
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