Jacobs Twiglets Original 45 G (Pack of 30)

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Twiglets 2.0 are baked rather than fried, with 60% less salt and higher levels of fibre and wholegrain, which the brand’s marketing director for savoury, Leighton Wall, claims ‘enhances’ their familiar taste.This section needs additional citations for verification. Please help improve this article by adding citations to reliable sourcesin this section. Unsourced material may be challenged and removed.

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In my world, short ingredient lists are good. No weird chemicals, colourings or flavourings. The bag also says they are “baked, not fried” but then so are a lot of the ‘healthier’ crisps these days. They’re predominantly made from whole wheat flour, which is high in fibre. A 25g serving has 2.8g of fibre, which is between 10-15% of most people’s daily allowance. Despite chatter online suggesting otherwise, he added that ‘comprehensive’ testing had been undertaken before the move, and that ‘die-hard Jacob’s Twiglets fans have told us they actually prefer’ the updated versions. The same executions have been running on television in the London and Meridian regions, which are strong areas for the Twiglet brand.

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Niacin and Folate are also found in Twiglets, which makes them a better choice for those who are pregnant – but keep an eye on salt consumption. In doing this, we always look to ensure that the defining characteristics of a product with the heritage of Twiglets are maintained. Their flavouring is yeast extract, which is a natural flavouring high in salt but this also means they contain B vitamins too. The saturated fat content is quite low (0.4g) and unsurprisingly they’re very savoury and low in sugar levels (0.1g).