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Mohammed Noor G

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I recently came across a few new wafer brands...reminding me of Nabati. One of the best-selling wafer brands in the world. At just ₹20 (or $0.23), it’s insanely addictive but like most wafers, not exactly the healthiest option out there. It got me thinking are wafers making a comeback, especially with newer brands jumping in, offering "healthier" alternatives? Or are we just falling for better marketing? Honestly, I’ve had Nabati a few times, and while the taste is great, I can’t help but wonder about the long-term impact of snacking on these too often. Have you tried Nabati? Do you think there’s room for healthier wafer options, or are we all too hooked on the classic indulgence? --- P.S. I am Mohammed Noor G - Building Revault (Brand with us) #Nabati #Wafer #Brand #Food #biscuit #Snacks #Work #News #Choclate

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