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Wingreens Farms · 30g, 60g, 150g · Snacks

Butter Garlic Naan Chips

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Baked naan chips with butter and garlic flavoring; limited nutritional transparency and consumer reports of weak flavor delivery raise concerns.

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Fig. 01 · 30g, 60g, 150g · web-sourced

§01 — Six-Axis Assessment

Red = warning
01/06Sugar loadWatch

No detailed per-100g nutritional data available from official Wingreens sources in search results. As a baked wheat flour-based naan chip product, the carbohydrate and sugar profile would require verification against ICMR 2024 dietary guidelines (which recommend <25g free sugars/day) and WHO recommendations.

02/06Processing tierWatch

Wingreens markets these as baked rather than fried chips[3], suggesting NOVA classification as Ultra-Processed Food (Group 4) due to multiple refined ingredients, processing steps, and flavor additives, though wheat and garlic butter base could place it at NOVA 3 (Processed Food) if ingredient list confirmed. Baking alone does not guarantee lower processing tier without full ingredient transparency.

03/06Fat / oil typeRed

Product explicitly features butter and garlic as core flavor components[1], indicating saturated fat and potentially hydrogenated fat content. No nutritional label or fat breakdown (including trans-fat data) is accessible from official sources in search results. Butter contributes 80% saturated fat by composition; without per-serving quantification, consumers cannot assess impact against WHO <10% of daily calories from saturated fats guideline.

04/06SodiumWatch

The butter garlic flavor profile suggests seasoning ingredients contributing to sodium load, but no per-100g sodium data is available in search results from official Wingreens nutrition documentation. WHO recommends <2000mg sodium/day; without label verification, compliance cannot be confirmed for this snack category.

05/06Marketing deceptionWatch

Wingreens describes the product as crispy, buttery, and flavourful[1], yet at least one consumer review from BigBasket states the product was bland with no hint of butter or garlic taste[38], suggesting a material disconnect between marketing claims and actual flavor delivery. This potential claim-reality gap warrants ASCI review, though no ruling is documented in search results.

06/06Regulatory historyWatch

No FSSAI notices, recalls, lab testing failures, or regulatory actions specific to Wingreens Farms Butter Garlic Naan Chips are documented in available search results. Company operates under Wingreens Farms Pvt Ltd (Gurgaon, established 2011)[40]; absence of public controversy does not confirm compliance, but no contraindications found.

§05 — Timeline

01 Jan 2008
Wingreens Farms established by Anju and Arjun Srivastava
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15 Sept 2025
Wingreens Farms launches Multi-Grain Flatbreads in new flavors through Blinkit
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§04 — Evidence Trail

Assessed under donteat.in methodology v0 · six-axis framework.

§06 — Ingredients

Ingredients list not fully accessible from official Wingreens Farms sources in available search results. Product description indicates wheat flour base, butter, and garlic flavoring[1]; complete ingredient disclosure including E-numbers, emulsifiers, and flavor enhancers not available for verification.