diwali diwali
Zoom the image with the mouse

Roasty Tasty Falahari Mixture, 150 Grams

No reviews yet Write a Review
SKU:
SSEP200396
UPC:
8906013812819
$2.49

Roasty Tasty Falahari Mixture (150 g): Vrat-Friendly Namkeen for Fasting DaysFasting during Navratri, Ekadashi or Shravan does not have to mean giving…

Adding to cart… The item has been added

Roasty Tasty Falahari Mixture, 150 Grams

$2.49
6 customers are viewing this product
Description

Roasty Tasty Falahari Mixture (150 g): Vrat-Friendly Namkeen for Fasting Days
Fasting during Navratri, Ekadashi or Shravan does not have to mean giving up your evening crunch. Roasty Tasty Falahari Mixture is a namkeen designed for vrat days, typically built from fasting-friendly ingredients such as potato, sabudana and peanuts. South Asian families who observe these fasts can buy falahari namkeen online at SubziCart.com and keep a pack ready for the whole festival season.


Product Features
• Falahari (fasting-style) namkeen mixture in a 150 gram pack
• Crunchy blend with a mild, balanced seasoning
• Made for vrat and upvas days when grains are avoided
• Easy to carry to temple visits or garba evenings
• Ready to eat with no preparation


Nutritional Information
Falahari mixtures are typically made with potato sticks, sago pearls, peanuts and sendha namak (rock salt), and may be fried or roasted. Peanuts naturally bring some plant protein, while potato and sabudana contribute mostly carbohydrates. Since fasting rules differ between families and communities, always read the ingredient list and the Nutrition Facts panel on the package for exact values and allergens before using it for a vrat.


How to Enjoy It
• Serve a small bowl with a glass of sweet lassi after evening puja
• Pair with sabudana khichdi or rajgira paratha on a Navratri fast day
• Toss with chopped cucumber and lemon juice for a quick falahari chaat
• Share at garba or dandiya nights between rounds of dancing
• Keep a pack in your bag for long Ekadashi afternoons


Frequently Asked Questions
Can I eat this during Navratri fasting?
It is prepared as a falahari snack, but practices vary, so check the ingredients against your own family's fasting guidelines.
Does it use regular salt or rock salt?
Many fasting snacks use sendha namak, and the ingredient panel on the pack will confirm what this mixture contains.
Is it suitable for non-fasting days too?
Absolutely, plenty of people enjoy its light crunch any day of the year with tea or as a tiffin snack.
Get ready for the next festival fast with a pack from SubziCart.com.

Customer Reviews 0 Reviews Write a Review

This product hasn't received any reviews yet. Be the first to review this product!

Bottom Banner