Feletti Pralines Candy, Milk Chocolate — ENGINEERED

Name: Feletti Pralines Candy, Milk Chocolate
Brand: Better Ideas

Munch or Dump rates Feletti Pralines Candy, Milk Chocolate by Better Ideas ENGINEERED — score 30/90.

Sugar is the #1 ingredient, followed by refined palm and palm-kernel oils, with artificial flavourings and a soy-lecithin emulsifier binding it all together. This is a lab-built craving machine, not a treat made from simple ingredients.

Why this verdict

Sugar is the first ingredient, ahead of any cocoa
Three refined vegetable oils (palm, palm kernel, coconut) stacked near the top
Contains artificial flavourings
Soy lecithin emulsifier plus refined-starch cereals complete the hyper-palatable triad
Sugar listed twice and ~20g per serving

Ingredients (12)

Sugar (concerning) — Added refined sugar, listed high - spikes blood sugar with no nutrition.
Vegetable oil (coconut, palm kernel, palm) (concerning) — Refined tropical oils high in saturated fat, used as a cheap substitute that ranks ahead of cocoa butter.
Cocoa Butter (moderate) — Natural cocoa fat; fine in small amounts but adds to a heavy saturated-fat load.
Whole Milk Powder (safe) — The actual 'milk' the name leans on — only 8%, ranked behind two sweeteners and a fake creamer.
Cocoa Mass (safe) — Actual cocoa solids — the legitimate chocolate component.
Whey Powder (safe) — Dairy protein/sugar filler; benign in this quantity.
Cereals (corn, rice, wheat flour, sugar, malt) (concerning) — Refined-starch crunch plus more added sugar and malt; part of the hyper-palatable triad.
HAZELNUTS (safe) — A genuine whole-food source of healthy fats — but a minority ingredient here, behind sugar and oil.
lowfat cocoa powder (safe) — Defatted cocoa for color and chocolate flavor.
skim milk powder (moderate) — Dried dairy for creaminess. Fine in small amounts but a processed dairy ingredient.
SOY LECITHIN EMULSIFIER (safe) — Common, well-tolerated emulsifier used in tiny amounts to smooth texture.
Artificial flavourings (concerning) — Lab-made flavors signaling an engineered, ultra-processed product.