Tuc Biscuit

Crackers

The company LU has created the salty snacks as an ideal appetizer for children and adults. In Pakistan, it is the Continental Biscuits Limited (CBL) established a joint venture between Hasan Ali Khan and the Danone, the French food company in 1984. Danone sold their biscuits category to Kraft Foods of USA in 2007 brining them as a stakeholder of 50.5% of the company. LU the brand also has Candi, Prince and Tiger in their roster of biscuit products. Their crackers, cream and plain biscuits are popular and healthy for human consumption. 

Energy Boost 

A serving of 100 g will provide 19 g of Fat, 1.9 g Saturated fat, 7.1 g Sugars and 1.75 g Salt which will be enough nutrition for a boost in energy to the body. The ingredients of Tuc are wheat flour, palm fat, barley malt extract, glucose syrup, raising agents (ammonium hydrogen carbonate, sodium hydrogen carbonate), eggs, salt, flavouring, flour treatment agent (sodium sulphite) and emulsifier (sunflower lecithin). 

Those who have allergies or intolerances to Eggs, Gluten, Sulphur dioxide and sulphites should be careful when consuming this product. It may have traces of Milk, Sesame seeds and Soybeans. The packaging is hygienic and keeps the biscuits fresh but once opened it is recommended to store the packed in an air-sealed container to remain crisp. 

Size 

TUC can be bought in a wholesale package 24 Ticky Packs or as a single large serving in a rectangle box for share with the family. Depending on your daily needs, both packaging offers versatility and adaptability to your cravings.