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Jiya Surana

 Lifestyle

JANUARY 10, 2024

10 not-so-popular snacks across India

A visit to Jammu is incomplete if you have not tried this local street food made with Kaladi, a type of matured cheese served with the OG bread, Kulcha

Kaladi Kulcha, Jammu

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These deep-fried kachoris are filled with a spiced mixture of moth beans, creating a flavorful and satisfying treat

Multani Moth Kachori, Delhi

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These fritters are made from a fermented batter of rice and lentils, resulting in a crispy exterior and soft, fluffy interior

Punugulu, Andhra

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This steamed Pahadi delicacy is made from wheat flour and stuffed with spices and lentils, making it a filling and wholesome snack

Siddu, Himachal Pradesh

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A steamed dumpling made from rice flour stuffed with a spiced lentil mixture. It is then served with a tangy chutney, making it a delightful and healthy snack choice

Fara, Chhattisgarh

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A snack made from boiled chickpeas seasoned with a blend of aromatic spices, providing a flavourful and protein-rich snack option

Kelli Chana, Manipur

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Deep-fried meatballs soaked in a spicy curd mix which is spiced with red chilli powder, dal chini, and methi. This is a meaty parody of our very own dahi vada

Keemar Doi Bora, West Bengal

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Mohinga is a soothing Burmese soup made with rice noodles and fish, and the soup is topped with fried onions and spices like ginger and garlic

Mohinga, Chennai

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The deep-fried kachori is filled with a paste of green peas and lots of chilies and served with fiery hot tomato chutney

Dhuska, Jharkhand

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Baida roti is a crispy, fried patty stuffed with spiced meats paired with onions and whipped eggs

Baida Roti, Mumbai

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