diwali diwali
Sale
Zoom the image with the mouse

Store Brand Namak Para, 12 Oz

No reviews yet Write a Review
SKU:
SNOV101698
UPC:
8136310292131
Now: $5.99
Was: $6.49

Store Brand Namak Para 12 Oz: Salted Diamond-Cut Snack for Diwali PlattersNo Diwali faral plate in North India feels complete without a pile of crisp,…

Adding to cart… The item has been added

Store Brand Namak Para, 12 Oz

Now: $5.99
Was: $6.49
6 customers are viewing this product
Description

Store Brand Namak Para 12 Oz: Salted Diamond-Cut Snack for Diwali Platters
No Diwali faral plate in North India feels complete without a pile of crisp, diamond-shaped namak para. Store Brand Namak Para brings that festive, lightly salted crunch to your celebrations in a 12 oz pack, ready to share with guests. Order from SubziCart.com to fill your South Asian festival snack trays without spending an afternoon rolling and frying dough.

Product Features
• Classic diamond-shaped namak para with a simple, salty flavor
• Firm crunch that holds its shape on serving trays and in gift boxes
• 12 oz Store Brand pack, handy for festival hosting
• Ready to serve straight from the bag
• A savory counterpart to sweets like kaju katli, besan ladoo and gujiya

Nutritional Information
Namak para is a fried snack made from a wheat flour dough, so it mainly provides carbohydrates and fat, along with salt. It is best enjoyed as a festive treat. Please check the package label for exact nutrition facts, ingredients and allergen details.

Festive Serving Ideas
• Build a Diwali snack platter with namak para, shakarpara, chakli and roasted almonds
• Fill small boxes or jars to gift neighbors and coworkers during Diwali and Holi
• Serve with mango pickle or lime pickle, the traditional North Indian way
• Offer with hot chai to guests visiting during Bhai Dooj or Karva Chauth evenings
• Keep a bowl out during family card games on festival nights

Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is namak para?
A: Namak para, also called nimki in some regions, is a crisp fried snack made from seasoned dough cut into diamonds, and it is the salty partner to sweet shakarpara.
Q: Can I use namak para in Diwali gift boxes?
A: Yes, it travels well in sealed containers. Pack it separately from syrupy sweets so it stays crunchy.
Q: What goes well with namak para?
A: North Indian families often pair it with achar (pickle) and chai, and it also balances rich mithai on a festive plate.

Customer Reviews 0 Reviews Write a Review

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

Bottom Banner