Tag: Twister

Many assume wraps are healthier than burgers, yet some KFC Twister wraps can contain more calories than their burger counterparts. This raises a critical question for dieters and health-conscious consumers: is a KFC Twister a healthy option, or is its nutritional profile less virtuous than its appearance suggests?

According to Unilever’s ‘Responsibly Made for Kids’ pledge, a standard 80ml Twister contains 12g of sugar, which is over half of a six-year-old’s daily recommended allowance. This raises the inevitable question: are Twister ice lollies healthy, or just a sugary treat to be enjoyed in strict moderation?

According to the official Wall's website and various UK supermarket data, a standard 80ml Twister Icelolly contains approximately 70 calories. This makes the popular frozen treat a relatively low-calorie snack option, especially when compared to other desserts and ice creams. The exact calorie count can vary slightly depending on the specific size and flavour of the Twister.

According to Unilever's brand information, a standard pineapple, lemon-lime, and strawberry mini Twister ice lolly typically contains 6.5 grams of sugar per 50ml serving. This makes it a treat with a moderate sugar level, especially when compared to larger ice creams or other desserts.