Parippu Vada to Pazhampori: Must-try street foods in Kerala

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Parippu Vada to Pazhampori: Must-try street foods in Kerala

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<p>Crispy lentil fritters paired with a hot, spiced black tea. A classic evening combo at roadside tea stalls!<br />
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Parippu Vada and Sulaimani Tea

Crispy lentil fritters paired with a hot, spiced black tea. A classic evening combo at roadside tea stalls!
 

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<p>Mini dosas served hot with spicy chutney or egg topping. Popular at street carts and late-night stalls.<br />
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Thattil Kutti Dosa

Mini dosas served hot with spicy chutney or egg topping. Popular at street carts and late-night stalls.
 

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<p>Boiled tapioca served with fiery red fish curry. A staple in Kerala toddy shops and street corners.<br />
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Kappa and Fish curry

Boiled tapioca served with fiery red fish curry. A staple in Kerala toddy shops and street corners.
 

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Erachi Pathiri

Thin, crispy fried bread stuffed with spiced minced meat. A Malabar street food favorite!

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Unnakaya

Sweet and savory, this deep-fried snack made of mashed plantains and coconut is a hit at street-side vendors.
 

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Kozhikode Halwa

Colorful, gooey sweet halwa available in a variety of flavors. Best enjoyed from the famous SM Street in Kozhikode.
 

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