Banana Chips to Parippu Vada-7 popular snacks to eat on Onam Sadhya
Onam is a traditional festival celebrated in Kerala, India, and it's a time when people enjoy a grand feast known as Onam Sadhya. Here are seven popular snacks to eat on Onam.
lifestyle Aug 28 2023
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Sarkara Upperi (Jaggery-Coated Banana Chips)
Similar to banana chips, but these are coated with jaggery syrup, giving them a sweet and slightly spicy flavour.
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Unniyappam
Small, round, deep-fried snacks made from a batter of rice, jaggery, bananas, and coconut.
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Pazham Pori (Banana Fritters)
Ripe bananas are coated in a spiced batter and deep-fried until golden brown, resulting in a sweet and crispy snack.
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Kerala Banana Chips and Halwa
These are not only delicious but also symbolic of the Kerala cuisine. The combination of banana chips and a variety of halwa adds sweetness and texture to your Onam snacking.
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Aval Vilayichathu (Sweetened Flattened Rice)
Flattened rice is mixed with jaggery, grated coconut, and cardamom to create a sweet and aromatic snack.
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Parippu Vada
Deep-fried lentil fritters made from a batter of chana dal (split chickpeas) mixed with spices and herbs.
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Banana Chips (Ethakka Upperi)
Thin slices of raw bananas are deep-fried until crispy, resulting in a delicious and crunchy snack.