Britannia Good Day Pista-Badam Cookies

The barcode 8901063166981 is associated with Britannia Good Day Pista-Badam Cookies, a popular biscuit (cookie) product from Britannia Industries Limited, a well-known Indian food manufacturer. Below are the details available about this product:

Product Overview

• Brand: Britannia (India)
• Product Name: Good Day Pista-Badam Cookies
• Type: Biscuit/cookie (sweetened, with pistachios and almonds)
• Category: Snack food, often marketed as a "healthier" alternative due to the presence of nuts and lower sugar content compared to other Britannia cookies (e.g., Milk Biscuits).
• Flavor Profile: Sweet, with a mix of pistachio and almond flavors, often described as nutty and mildly crunchy.

Key Features

1. Ingredients (Typical for this variant):

   • Wheat flour, sugar, vegetable shortening/ghee, pistachios, almonds, baking soda, salt, and flavorings (may vary by region or batch).
   • Note: Some variants may include additives like emulsifiers (e.g., mono- and diglycerides) or preservatives (e.g., BHA/BHT), though Britannia generally avoids artificial colors in most products.

2. Nutritional Highlights (Approximate per 100g, based on similar products):

   • Calories: ~450–500 kcal
   • Carbohydrates: ~50–55g (including sugars ~20–25g)
   • Fats: ~20–25g (mostly from nuts and vegetable shortening)
   • Protein: ~5–7g
   • Fiber: ~2–3g
   • Sodium: ~150–200mg (moderate)
   • Sugar Content: Lower than Milk Biscuits but still significant (~20–25g per 100g).
   • Nut Allergens: Contains pistachios and almonds (a major allergen; cross-contamination risks may apply in manufacturing).

3. Health Disclaimer:

   • While the product includes nuts (pistachios and almonds), it remains a high-calorie, high-sugar snack and should be consumed in moderation as part of a balanced diet.
   • The "Good Day" line is marketed as a "healthier" option due to nut content, but it is not a health food—it is still a processed snack with added sugar and fats.
   • Individuals with nut allergies, diabetes, or dietary restrictions (e.g., gluten sensitivity) should check the packaging for allergen warnings and nutritional labels, as formulations may vary by region.