Telugu Sesame Balls, 200 Grams

Telugu Sesame Balls 200 Grams: Traditional Nuvvula Undalu for Sankranti and Every Day
Telugu Sesame Balls are a take on nuvvula undalu, the jaggery and sesame sweet that appears in many Telugu homes during Sankranti. Toasted sesame gives a nutty, slightly earthy flavor, while jaggery provides a warm, caramel sweetness. South Asian families across the USA can order this 200 gram pack from SubziCart.com for festivals or everyday snacking.


Key Features
• Sesame and jaggery balls in a 200 gram pack
• Nutty, toasty flavor with jaggery sweetness
• Classic Andhra and Telangana festival sweet
• Bite-size portions ready to serve
• Easy to share, gift or pack for travel


Nutritional Information
Sesame balls are typically made with sesame seeds and jaggery. Sesame seeds are naturally known to contain healthy fats, protein and minerals such as calcium, while jaggery adds sweetness, so enjoy a piece or two at a time. Sesame is a major allergen. See the package's Nutrition Facts panel and ingredient list for exact values and allergens.


Serving Ideas
• Share as part of Sankranti celebrations with pongal and other festival sweets
• Offer to guests with a cup of masala tea on winter afternoons
• Add to a return gift box during Bhogi or housewarming events
• Keep a few in your bag for an easy snack on the go
• Break up and scatter over kheer or yogurt for texture


Frequently Asked Questions
Why is sesame used during Sankranti?
Sesame and jaggery sweets are a long-standing Sankranti tradition in many parts of India, often shared as a symbol of warmth and goodwill.
How do I store sesame balls?
Keep them sealed in an airtight container away from humidity and direct heat.
How are these different from peanut chikki balls?
Sesame balls have a more delicate, toasty flavor, while peanut balls are chunkier and nuttier.
A pack from SubziCart.com makes it easy to bring Sankranti flavors home.