What are the main sources of protein and fibre, and why does that matter? — Cookie "Pistachio and Kunafa", Dubai series SNAQ FABRIQ SNAQER, 45 g - Bombbar

According to the product description, the protein primarily comes from milk proteins. These are complete proteins containing all essential amino acids, which are important for muscle maintenance and repair. Their inclusion is what makes this a 'protein' snack, contributing to the feeling that it's more substantial than a standard biscuit.

The fibre is sourced from corn fibre. Fibre adds bulk to the snack, which can slow digestion and contribute to a feeling of fullness or satiety. This combination of protein and fibre is often sought in snacks aimed at providing longer-lasting energy and helping to manage hunger between meals. It's this balance that gives the product its 'more balanced nutritional profile' compared to ordinary sweets, which are typically high in sugar and refined carbs with little protein or fibre. The snack's form and taste aim to deliver these nutrients in a dessert-like format.