@@hemashekar2493 there's no marketing maybe because it will baffle multi trillion dollar multinational company market in India which the goverment or other corporates does not want
My family don't usually buy biscuits sold in markets. My dad actually knows a baker in his home town who makes very tasty aata biscuits so my dad gives all ingredients needed for the biscuits to him. The baker makes the biscuits infront of him. My dad collects the biscuits and brings them home. Biscuits made like this can last more than a month if you keep them in air tight container. No preservative or chemicals. It's really good
Even i haven't heard the name of single biscuits of 4th category..we can buy or purchase only those items which are available nearby..these items should not prefer to buy online.. until or unless you were living in metro cities..
Not everyone can afford the 4th catagory biscuits. I've never heard of them... Try gur channa or few dry fruits instead. Look for healthier options. Stay safe stay healthy!
Itne gaib ho to aesi vasi chize khaya he na karo na.. Garib ho to ghar pe banao aur khao aur healthy bano..... Ye biscuit maggie sab to amiro ke shauk hae jinke pass khud ke liye samay he nahi hota......
@@karanparmar4754 jo biscuits category 1st or 2nd me thi unka price 10 to 20 rs hai or joi category 3rd or 4th me thi unka price 50 to 200 rs tak hai...baki khud samajdar ho
@@gauravbadshah940 biscuit are not compulsory to eat...biscuit are just a comfort . Poor people are much more strong ,immune as well as stronger without any costly biscuits. Nothing can prove it better than Covid-19. I hope you got my point . If u r poor ,eat less biscuit and more food and if u r rich eat healthier biscuits. This is the point of video..
Bro, you are like death reaper for these marketing companies . Good job . We people are really ignorant in consuming products and are blinded by gimmicks . Thanks for enlightening us
_I like PARLE-G, GOOD DAY, MOM'S MAGIC,BRITANIA MARIGOLD, DARK FANTACY, OREA, MILANO, CRACK JACK,NUTRI CHOICE, RUSH...etc etc😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣_ Baki catagory 4 ke biscuits ka naam hi nhi suna tha, aj hi suna😂😂😂😂
This is the video I was looking for. My diabetic mother doesn’t consume sugar but it was these misleading biscuits with high sucrose and artificial sugar that kept her unhealthy. I was also looking for real maida-free ones. Thanks a lot for creating this awareness. I’ll make sure my family eats healthy biscuits during tea time.
Also a big fan of yours! I forward your videos to all my friends and family and extended family members. You're really creating a difference in consumer mindset and habits.
@@dewkc6421 Han to usne start me hi kaha tha ki agar "healthy" life chahie to hi. Wo force ni kr rha kisi ko category 4 ke biscuits lene me...otherwise logo ki mrzi jo khana hai khayen. Healthy chize thoda costly to hongi hi.
Vivek Sir is like a teacher, we can study directly from the textbook but still need a teacher to break it down to us. Vivek Sir is like that only even though we can see the ingredients still we need someone to break it down to us.
I used to eat the 1st category biscuits all my childhood I was so addictive to it .This really helped. Thank you very much. May God bless u. You are soo hard working and honestly I have become a big fan of yours. You are soo precise in your work and information that you provide
Yes What Can We do Except Spend Money Again And Again On Healthy Choices as Recommended By fit tuber according to which We are gonna Die then How Come Such a Big Amount Of population is Still Healthy Using These Biscuits I beleive If u have A Good Mood You have Better Immunity and After spending So much On healthier Choices You're Mood won't be Good and the this is India Bro all Of us Know what is The value of time and money and rather making healthier Choices We should be making wiser Choices To boost our Immunity Instead Of Product Consumption
Till date, I thought the category-3 biscuits are really good for health. But Laxative effect, Not recommended for children, Refined Wheat flour and Artificial sweeteners are eye-openers for me. I do generally eat Nutri choice Ragi & Oat cookies by Britannia. TYSM for ur info.
You get what you pay for... By the way, how is it not affordable for middle class families? Just eat it in moderation (1 to 2 biscuits per serving/day) and you should be fine
@@a_spire A middle class families alway think twice before going to a costly product.They alway have an another option for each and every costly product.
I really would like to know what do you do after you buy these, study their ingredients? Do you throw them or give it to other people? Do say! I am really curious 😉
Hello Fit Tuber, I've been following this series of yours about Healthy /Herbal products. Your bold honesty and deep study are highly appreciable. Educated people are actually get more looted by the companies, for their wish to have everything branded. But to choose a correct product of a brand is the biggest dilemma where your videos comes to rescue.......Thanks
People generally don't prefer at these products be on lil pricey side (as they use quality ingredients) And generally people think don't buy it due to not being advertised and being costly compared to the advertised one.
simran singh as video shows most of those healthy snacks don't have any preservatives hence small self life that's the main reason they aren't available in most of the stores.
U r a good parent bcoz other parents doesn't care about all this And end up making their children fat and unhealthy No matter how much they cry or crave for it don't give them junk to eat ❤
I asked the nearby bakery to make me biscuits from whole wheat flour & ghee and dried fruits ofcourse and almost no sugar, costed me Rs 1500 for 3 kgs of them, but i think they were worth the experiment
So for 100gm you paid 50Rs? If you have 2 kids it may not be affordable for most ppl but simply for husband and wife, it is an health experiment worth trying. Thanks for sharing.
Your video is an eye opener...so often...we just go by what's on the front cover and seldom see the back. Wish these big industries could make healthier biscuits.
