Sahara Barn Maltina Classic Can 33cl vs Arla Foods Dano Cool Cow Milk 350g

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Sahara Barn Maltina Classic Can 33cl
  • Barley Malt (Grain/Base) — Provides natural enzymes, B-vitamins, and amino acids from the malting process for energy and digestion support; however, contains gluten which can cause digestive distress, inflammation, or nutrient absorption issues for those with gluten sensitivities or celiac disease.
  • Sucrose (Sweetener) — Delivers the signature sweet taste and quick energy boost but as a refined sugar carries high glycemic load, potentially leading to blood sugar fluctuations, increased risk of obesity, type 2 diabetes, and tooth decay with frequent or excessive intake.
  • Caramel (Coloring Agent) — Imparts the attractive dark brown color with minimal nutritional contribution; generally safe in beverage quantities but some caramel variants may contain 4-MEI linked to potential carcinogenic risks in animal studies if consumed in very large amounts over time.
Arla Foods Dano Cool Cow Milk 350g

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Only in Sahara Barn Maltina Classic Can 33cl

Water (Solvent/Base), Barley Malt (Grain/Base), Sucrose (Sweetener), Caramel (Coloring Agent), Hop Extract (Flavoring), Vitamins (Fortificant/Multivitamin Blend), Calcium (Fortificant/Mineral)

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Only in Arla Foods Dano Cool Cow Milk 350g

Full Cream Milk Powder (Dairy Base)

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