Krackjack Biscuit

The Company has made Krackjack biscuits with a variety of packets. The packets come with 50g, 65g, 85g, 100g, 150, and more. 

• Parle Krack Jack Biscuit, 37.8g (Pack of 24)

• Sweet Parle Krack Jack Biscuit, Packaging Type: Packet, 63g 100 PACK

• Salty Parle Krack Jack Biscuit, Packaging Type: Packet, 63gm: 100 Packet

• Krack Jack Biscuit Parle Krackjack Sweet And Salty Crackers Biscuits, Packaging Type: Packet, 37.8 Gm: 100 Packet

• Parle Krackjack, 200g

• Parle Krackjack, 400g

• Parle Krackjack The Original Sweet & Salty Crackers 700g

• Parle Krackjack Original - Sweet & Salty Crackers Biscuits, 200g

• Sweet and Salty Cracker Parle Krackjack Biscuit, Packaging Type: Pouch, 60 G

• Krackjack Biscuits, Packaging Type: Pkt ₹ 4.50/ Packet

Yes, absolutely feed this biscuit to the baby. Two or three biscuits here and there won't do any harm. Krackjack biscuits include too much sugar, flavoring, coloring, and maida to be safe for consumption. There is zero nutritional benefits in them. Feed them a home-cooked, nutritionally-balanced meal that makes use of all the food categories, with an emphasis on seasonal fruits and vegetables. If you have just watched an ad for baby biscuits and can't resist, pick up the package in the store, turn it over, and read the ingredients. This signifies that it is utilized in the production of that biscuit, even though it isn't the primary component. Artificial sugar is used in nearly all commercially available biscuits. 

Yes, this product is suitable for Vegetarians. Experts don't believe anyone, especially diabetics and others trying to watch their weight, should eat more than a tiny bit of this biscuit. Everyone from kids to adults consumes this item often and in great amounts as a snack. People, who are constantly on the go, often consume it in place of a full meal. The metabolic consequences of various carbohydrates make this information crucial. Cane sugar (Sucrose) is chemically distinct from the fruit sugar fructose (Fruit Sugar). What are they hiding, and why are they so coy about the ingredients they've utilized in their food product if they don't tell me what they are?