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Shakarpara is a popular Indian snack recipe, which can be easily prepared at home without putting in much efforts. This easy Shakarpara recipe is perfect for binge eating. This Recipe, also known as shankarpalli, sugar coated shakarpare, meethe shakarpara, sweet nimki, meethi nimk. INGREDIENTS: 3 CUPS MAIDA 1/2 TSP SALT 3 TSP GHEE 1 CUP WATER REST FOR 10 MIN 2 CUPS SUGAR 1 CUP WATER 1 LEMON JUICE 1 TBSP SAFFRON WATER 1 TSP CARDAMOM POWDER 300 ML OIL DEEP FRY DIP THEM INTO SUGAR SYRUP Method: In a glass bowl add maida, salt mix them. Now add ghee and mix them well. Then add water and mix it well to make a dough. keep the dough for 10-15 min. In a pan add sugar, water, lemon juice, saffron water and mix it well. Mix them well to make a sugar syrup. Take the dough and roll it. Make small ball like shape. You can make this in any shape. In a pan add oil and deep fry them. Serve it when cool down.

Nestlé Maggi 2-Minutes Masala Noodles have been a classic Indian snack for a good few decades now. Maggi Masala is perfectly convenient for any snacking occasion, and is easy to make and consume. Maggi Instant Noodles come with a noodle cake and a flavourful tastemaker sachet made with a secret mix of choicest roasted Indian herbs and spices. So, everyone can now enjoy snack-time any time, without letting the hunger strike!

Delicious savoury snack prepared by deep frying pieces of pastry seasoned with dry methi leaves & carom seeds. It can be stored in a jar for about a month and enjoyed with tea or coffee.

Jaimin Banana chips, also known as Banana wafers are tasty, crispy and crunchy nibbles. Jaimin Banana chips with pepper are mild spiced with black pepper.

Commonly known as ‘Kala chana’ (Hindi) in India, chickpeas are a part of the vegetarian diet in India. These are basically legumes belonging to the Fabaceae family. The plants are short in height and are mostly found in tropical and subtropical regions. The seeds are excellent sources of protein. There are generally two varieties of chickpeas, ‘desi’ and ‘kabuli’. The ‘desi’ variety comprises of darker smaller seeds having a rough outer covering whereas the ‘kabuli’ variety are comparatively larger light colored beans with a smoother coat.

This creamy textured large pea holds its shape well and is a staple of Indian and Middle Eastern cuisine. Often used as a base for houmous, spicy dips, and salads.