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Description Gojjavalakki/Gojju Avalakki (Kannada: gojju – tangy sauce made of tamarind, avalakki – flattened rice) is a snack that can be prepared...
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One of the most popular snacks here at Adukale, we must have sold 1L+ packs so far! You just cannot go wrong with this one. The famous Maddur Vade/...
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(180 Grams) Kodubale is one of the most popular snacks from Karnataka. Try this delicious version with onion!
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Muruku is a savoury, crunchy Indian snack. The snack originated in South India, and its name derives from the Tamil word for "twisted", which refe...
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Muruku is a savoury, crunchy Indian snack. The snack originated in South India, and its name derives from the Tamil word for "twisted", which refe...
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Description A spice mix to prepare tasty Sambar Ingredients Bengal Gram Dal, Black Gram Dal, Red Chillies, Fenugreek, Copra, Asofoetida, Coriander,...
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Description Bisi Bele Bath translates to 'hot lentil rice' in the Kannada language. A hearty dish of moist poha and lentils that features a tamari...
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Kodubale is one of the most popular snacks from Karnataka. Try this delicious variant with green chillies, coconut and a bunch of other spices!
Description A spice mix to prepare puliyogare Ingredients Red Chillies, Copra, Till Seeds, Tamarind, Sugar, Turmeric, Fenugreek, Cumin, Black Peppe...
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Directions for Use Dry ground nut chutney powder, ideal for using with Dosa, Idly, Upma, Curd Rice or mix it with Plain Rice and Ghee Ingredients G...
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Description Avalakki Bisi Nimbe Bath/Bhath or Oggarane (Tempered) Avalakki (Poha) is a famous breakfast item in Southern Karnataka. Light and healt...
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Description A semolina based porridge with vegetables Ingredients Rava, Seasonal Vegetables, Vegetable Cooking Oil, Cashew Nuts, Mustard, Bengal Gr...
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Description Kesari Bhath is a sweet Indian food that is popular throughout the country. The classical ingredients used for its preparation are sem...
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Description A spice blend to prepare Bisi Bele Bath. Bisi Bele Bhath translates to Hot Lentil Rice in the Kannada Language. History has it that thi...
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A quintessentially Bangalorean delicacy. Peanuts, which are split, roasted to perfection covered in a mouthwatering spice mix which can be eaten an...
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Spicy, crunchy peanuts coated in chickpea flour (besan) and spices. Ideally served as a tea time snack.
A popular deep fried snack traditionally consumed during festivals. It is thick in texture, made with besan with pepper. A crunchy tea time snack t...
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Fine Coffee that carries 100% pure high-quality arabica coffee with no added chicory. Freshly ground to tingle your taste buds 100% Pure Arabica Co...
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Sip in more goodness every day. Introducing Authentic South Indian Filter coffee. Our blend contains the finest quality Arabica coffee beans, care...
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(180 Grams) Kodubale is one of the most popular snacks from Karnataka. Try this delicious version with onion!
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One of the most popular snacks here at Adukale, we must have sold 1L+ packs so far! You just cannot go wrong with this one. The famous Maddur Vade/...
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Kodubale is one of the most popular snacks from Karnataka. Try this delicious variant with green chillies, coconut and a bunch of other spices!
Spicy, crunchy peanuts coated in chickpea flour (besan) and spices. Ideally served as a tea time snack.
A quick snack made with flattened rice (Poha), peanuts, copra, and other spices
Try our delicious fried avalakki (Poha) spiced with pepper and crunchy peanuts!
Try our spicy fried poha with crunch peanuts, dried coconuts! A must have for a rainy day!
A quick and easy anytime snack. Kara Boondi is spicy fried besan balls which is very popular in the southern part of India. Delectably spiced with ...
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Om Pudi (Crispy Spiced gram flour noodles) This favourite tea-time snack is made using Om kalu / Ajwain / Carom seeds. Enjoy Adukale's Spicy Om Pud...
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Muruku is a savoury, crunchy Indian snack. The snack originated in South India, and its name derives from the Tamil word for "twisted", which refe...
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Muruku is a savoury, crunchy Indian snack. The snack originated in South India, and its name derives from the Tamil word for "twisted", which refe...
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Mixture is a popular Indian snack. As the name suggests, it is a mixture of a lot of stuff. And the contents of each mixture varies from place to p...
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Description Kesari Bhath is a sweet Indian food that is popular throughout the country. The classical ingredients used for its preparation are sem...
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A healthy dessert option made with whole wheat and jaggery! Enjoy desserts, guilt free!
A healthy dessert option made with ragi and jaggery! Enjoy desserts, guilt free!
Description Sevai or shyavige is a type of vermicelli popular in Southern India, particularly Tamil Nadu and Karnataka. Shavige Payasam (Kheer) i...
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“We were guided by my mother-in-law’s principles when it came to cooking. The ingredients would be freshly ground and powdered without the addition of any preservatives. This kept the traditional taste intact and people started appreciating our products,” she adds.
Food is one of the key things that forms and defines a culture, region or country. What better way to learn about a region’s history than through food. If you are a food enthusiast who hasn’t tried Sankethi cuisine, believe...
