India, Oct. 19 -- Delhi-based bakery The Cinnamon Kitchen has admitted to printing incorrect nutritional information on its cookie packets and promised course correction. The lapses came to light after Pratima Dixit, a content creator working on simplifying health and nutrition jargon, analysed the ingredients and nutrition facts label of the brand's almond flour and cacao cookies.

The Cinnamon Kitchen, founded by Priyasha Saluja, is a plant-based and gluten-free bakery brand. It appeared on season 3 of Shark Tank India, where it secured a Rs.60 lakh investment from Boat founder Aman Gupta.

The brand's almond flour cookies are priced at Rs.199 for a pack of two-or almost Rs.100 per cookie-making it a premium offering.

Despite its high ...