3.3 /10
4.5 /10
Haldiram’s Potato Chips, Classic Salted Flavour, 95g vs Haldiram’s Potato Chips, Pudina Treat Flavour
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What's different
- •Haldiram’s Potato Chips, Pudina Treat Flavour has 1 g of added sugar per 100 g/ml; Haldiram’s Potato Chips, Classic Salted Flavour, 95g declares 0 g.
- •Haldiram’s Potato Chips, Pudina Treat Flavour has 2.2× as much sodium as Haldiram’s Potato Chips, Classic Salted Flavour, 95g (1,300 mg vs 600 mg per 100 g/ml).
- •Haldiram’s Potato Chips, Pudina Treat Flavour is ultra-processed; Haldiram’s Potato Chips, Classic Salted Flavour, 95g is lightly processed.
- •Only Haldiram’s Potato Chips, Classic Salted Flavour, 95g lists the flagged ingredient Cotton Seed Oil.
- •Only Haldiram’s Potato Chips, Pudina Treat Flavour lists the allergen Mustard.
Haldiram’s Potato Chips, Classic Salted Flavour, 95g
Fewer concerns on: Excess Sodium & Salt, Ultra-Processing & Refined Carbs
Haldiram’s Potato Chips, Pudina Treat Flavour
Fewer concerns on: Overall Nutritional Value
Scores: Haldiram’s Potato Chips, Pudina Treat Flavour has the higher Decode Label score (4.5 vs 3.3). Which difference matters most depends on who is eating or using it — that's your call.
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Safety Score
A simpler, classic salted potato chip with lower sodium, but slightly higher in saturated fat and energy.
Safety Score
A flavourful potato chip option with a diverse spice blend, but higher in sodium and includes an undisclosed acidity regulator.
Side by side
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This one is read from the two ingredient lists rather than measured by the Decode Label engine — useful for choosing, but it is not a safety finding.
Haldiram’s Potato Chips, Classic Salted Flavour, 95g scores higher due to its lower sodium content (600 mg per 100g) compared to Haldiram’s Potato Chips, Pudina Treat Flavour (1299.9 mg per 100g).
Both products are even as they both contain 1g of sugar per 100g, with Haldiram’s Potato Chips, Pudina Treat Flavour listing Maltodextrin, which can contribute to overall sugar load, but both remain low.
Both products are even, as Haldiram’s Potato Chips, Pudina Treat Flavour contains 14.9g saturated fat and 0.1g trans fat per 100g, while Haldiram’s Potato Chips, Classic Salted Flavour, 95g contains 15.8g saturated fat and 0.1g trans fat per 100g, indicating similar profiles for unhealthy fats.
Haldiram’s Potato Chips, Classic Salted Flavour, 95g scores higher due to its simpler ingredient list, primarily potatoes and edible vegetable oil, while Haldiram’s Potato Chips, Pudina Treat Flavour includes Maltodextrin and an undisclosed Acidity Regulator, indicating a higher degree of processing.
Both products are even as neither product lists artificial colors or dyes in their ingredients.
Both products are even as neither product explicitly lists MSG or common flavour enhancers in their ingredients.
Both products are even as neither product lists artificial sweeteners in their ingredients.
Both products are even as neither product explicitly lists preservatives, though Haldiram’s Potato Chips, Pudina Treat Flavour does contain an undisclosed Acidity Regulator.
Both products are even, with Haldiram’s Potato Chips, Pudina Treat Flavour containing 7.6g protein per 100g and Haldiram’s Potato Chips, Classic Salted Flavour, 95g containing 7.1g protein per 100g, showing comparable protein levels.
Haldiram’s Potato Chips, Pudina Treat Flavour scores higher due to its slightly lower saturated fat and energy content compared to Haldiram’s Potato Chips, Classic Salted Flavour, 95g, despite its higher sodium.
Haldiram’s Potato Chips, Classic Salted Flavour, 95g
In its favour, from the label
- Lower sodium content
- Simpler ingredient list with fewer additives
Label findings to note
- Very high saturated fat
- Energy-dense fried snack — 546 kcal and 33 g fat per 100 g, on added vegetable oil
- Slightly higher saturated fat and energy content
- Uses a blend of edible vegetable oils including Palmolein and Cotton Seed Oil
Haldiram’s Potato Chips, Pudina Treat Flavour
In its favour, from the label
- Lower saturated fat and energy compared to the Classic Salted variant
- Rich blend of natural spices and condiments
Label findings to note
- Energy-dense fried snack — 528 kcal and 31 g fat per 100 g, on added vegetable oil
- Acidity regulator not disclosed — the label does not say which substance this is
- Significantly higher sodium content
- Contains Maltodextrin and an undisclosed Acidity Regulator
Haldiram’s Potato Chips, Classic Salted Flavour, 95g vs Haldiram’s Potato Chips, Pudina Treat Flavour — frequently asked questions
They are about the same. Haldiram’s Potato Chips, Classic Salted Flavour, 95g has 1 g and Haldiram’s Potato Chips, Pudina Treat Flavour has 1 g of total sugar per 100 g/ml.
Haldiram’s Potato Chips, Classic Salted Flavour, 95g has less per 100 g/ml. Haldiram’s Potato Chips, Classic Salted Flavour, 95g has 0 g and Haldiram’s Potato Chips, Pudina Treat Flavour has 1 g of added sugar per 100 g/ml.
They are about the same. Haldiram’s Potato Chips, Classic Salted Flavour, 95g has 7.1 g and Haldiram’s Potato Chips, Pudina Treat Flavour has 7.6 g of protein per 100 g/ml.
Haldiram’s Potato Chips, Classic Salted Flavour, 95g has less per 100 g/ml. Haldiram’s Potato Chips, Classic Salted Flavour, 95g has 600 mg and Haldiram’s Potato Chips, Pudina Treat Flavour has 1,300 mg of sodium per 100 g/ml.
They are about the same. Haldiram’s Potato Chips, Classic Salted Flavour, 95g has 15.8 g and Haldiram’s Potato Chips, Pudina Treat Flavour has 14.9 g of saturated fat per 100 g/ml.
Decode Label rates Haldiram’s Potato Chips, Classic Salted Flavour, 95g as lightly processed and Haldiram’s Potato Chips, Pudina Treat Flavour as ultra-processed, from their ingredient lists.
No allergen is named in Haldiram’s Potato Chips, Classic Salted Flavour, 95g's ingredient list. Haldiram’s Potato Chips, Pudina Treat Flavour's ingredient list includes Mustard. Check each pack for "may contain" warnings if you have an allergy.
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