Jalapeno Muruku

$7.99

Jalapeno Muruku is a classic South Indian snack, known as Muruku that gives a fun and bold twist, producing a crunchy treat with a little heat! This delicious and crunchy savoury snack is made using rice flour and urad flour, and is further enhanced with fresh jalapenos, green chiles, butter, cumin seeds, and sesame seeds, and fried in oil until crispy.

Jalapeno Muruku is great on its own and adds excitement to your tea-time and any other type of gatherings (holiday, family, or friends). This snack has a unique taste and aroma that takes you back to olden times, but with a little bit of a modern flair!

Ingredients:

Jalapeno Muruku is crafted using:

  • Rice Flour
  • Urad Dal Flour
  • Jalapeño
  • Green Chilli
  • Butter
  • Cumin Seeds
  • Sesame Seeds
  • Salt
  • Oil

Each ingredient is carefully chosen and blended to create golden, crunchy Muruku with a rich aroma and a perfectly balanced spicy flavor.

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Description

Why Order Kavya Foods?

  • Crafted using traditional South Indian methods that have been perfected over time.
  • Made right here in the Bay Area, and every batch reflects Kavya Food’s commitment to quality and authenticity.
  • No artificial flavors or preservatives added. 
  • Used Pure and Natural ingredients coming together to create that fresh, homemade taste that reminds you of festival celebrations and family gatherings.

How To Store?

Want to enjoy Jalapeno Muruku at its absolute best? Here’s how to store it:

  • Find a cool, dry spot in your kitchen
  • After opening, store in an airtight container.
  • Avoid prolonged refrigeration – it can change that perfect texture you’re looking for

Disclaimer

Packaging might look a little different from batch to batch – that’s just the manufacturer updating things or working through different production runs. The quality, taste, and traditional goodness of our products remain consistently delightful every time.

Additional information

Weight 260 g

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