Atomy’s Korean mixed-nut product includes dried cranberries as well as nuts. The listed purchase is thirty-six 25 g sachets, for a total of 900 g.
| Ingredient group | Stated proportion |
|---|---|
| Roasted almonds | 36% |
| Dried cranberries | 20% |
| Walnuts | 16% |
| Macadamias | 16% |
| Roasted cashews | 12% |
The proportions add to 100%. The dried-cranberry component lists sugar, cranberry-juice concentrate and sunflower oil alongside cranberries. “Nothing but unadorned nuts” would therefore be an inaccurate description.
A proportion is not a piece count
Twenty percent of 25 g is 5 g. That calculation helps explain the cranberry component’s stated proportion.
It does not tell you an exact number of cranberry pieces in every sachet. Fruit pieces and individual nuts vary in size, so a weight proportion cannot be converted into a universal count of pieces.
Likewise, a convenient 25 g sachet is a packaging unit, not a personalised dietary recommendation.
Share the ingredient information with the snack
If you pour several sachets into a communal bowl, keep the original packaging nearby so people can read the ingredients and allergen information.
The product contains walnuts and the other nuts listed above. Do not decide that it suits everyone merely because it is described as a wholesome snack. Someone who avoids nuts or another ingredient needs to make that choice with the label available.
Follow the product’s storage instructions, including its guidance for opened leftovers. Keep opened sachets distinguishable from unopened ones when carrying them in a bag.
What kind of mix do you want?
For a person who enjoys dried fruit with nuts, the cranberry component is part of the product’s appeal. A person seeking nuts without dried fruit has a different requirement.
That is the useful selection question. The product name does not need to carry extra health promises to explain what you are buying: a particular nut-and-fruit mix in individual sachets.
Source note
Korean composition, pack quantity and ingredient details checked September 7, 2026. The 5 g value is a proportion calculation, not a weighed inspection of a sachet.