Papad Pauva
A delightful mix of roasted flattened rice (pauva) and crispy papad bits, seasoned with sweet and spicy masala.
Product Description
Authentic Taste: A wonderful sweet, spicy, and tangy flavor profile. The roasted peanuts add earthiness, while the curry leaves bring a beautiful aroma.
Perfect Texture: Very light and crunchy. The mix of paper-thin roasted poha and crispy fried papad pieces provides a satisfying textural contrast.
Guaranteed Freshness: Roasted fresh to preserve the delicate crispness of the poha. The papad pieces are freshly fried before mixing.
Homemade Quality: Carefully hand-roasted in small batches to ensure the poha doesn't burn, maintaining a perfectly even crunch throughout.
Occasions: Ideal for diet-conscious snacking, tea-time, or serving unexpected guests quickly.
Travel Suitability: Excellent for travel! Very lightweight and doesn't make a mess. A great low-calorie snack option on the go.
Serving & Storage
Serving Suggestions
A perfect lightweight evening snack. Can be mixed with finely chopped onions, tomatoes, and a squeeze of lemon for a quick bhel-like chaat.
Storage Instructions
Store in an airtight container away from moisture. Stays fresh for 3-4 weeks.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Papad Pauva healthy?
Yes! The flattened rice (pauva) is roasted, not deep-fried, making it a very light and relatively low-calorie snack option compared to other fried namkeens.
Does it contain nuts?
Yes, it contains roasted peanuts for added crunch and protein. If you have a nut allergy, please let us know.
Is it sweet or spicy?
It has a balanced "khatta-mitha" (sweet and tangy/spicy) flavor profile that is very popular in Gujarati snacks.
Ingredients
- Flattened Rice (Poha/Pauva)
- Urad Dal Papad
- Peanuts
- Roasted Chana (Dalia)
- Curry Leaves
- Green Chilies
- Sugar Powder
- Spices
- Groundnut Oil (Peanut Oil)
Customer Reviews
"Very light and perfectly roasted. Not overly sweet like the ones you get in the market."
"Great crunch and flavor. Perfect for my evening tea cravings without the guilt."
