From Murukku To Paniyaram, 8 Unique South Indian Snacks You Gotta Try

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1. Murukku Crispy and savoury, murukku is a popular South Indian snack often enjoyed with tea or as a crunchy accompaniment to meals.

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2. Paniyaram These fluffy and round dumplings come in sweet and savoury variations and are typically cooked in a special pan called a "paniyaram pan."

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3. Medu Vada Made from a batter of urad dal, medu vada is a popular South Indian fried snack often served with coconut chutney and sambar.

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4. Ribbon Pakoda Ribbon-shaped and deep-fried, ribbon pakoda is a crunchy and savoury snack made from rice flour and besan.

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5. Vazhakkai Bajji Made from sliced raw bananas dipped in a spiced gram flour batter and deep-fried, vazhakkai bajji is a popular tea-time snack in South India.

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6. Appam These soft and fluffy pancakes are made from fermented rice batter and coconut milk. They have a slightly sweet and tangy taste.

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7. Thattai These crispy and savoury rice crackers are often enjoyed during festivals and special occasions.

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8. Madras Mixture A savoury and crunchy snack mix, mixture is a popular snack enjoyed with tea or as a topping on chaat dishes.

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Go ahead and try these amazing snacks right away!

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