What is your go-to snack when you are hungry or are about to have tea with family or friends? Is it something crispy, fried, sweet or spicy? All of us eagerly look forward to a cup of chai with our favourite snacks.
In India, we take pride in our diversity of cuisines, and how every state has something new and unique to offer. However, there are some of us who wants to now the nutritional facts related to the eatery. Below is the list of haldiram snacks with their nutritional facts.
- Samosa :-
A triangle that everybody loves. Be it summers, autumn or winters, you can have samosa any time. It is a fried or baked dish with a savoury filling of spiced potatoes, onions, peas, or lentils. When it comes to frozen samosa, the level of sugar and trans fat is very low, so it is safe to say that it a healthier option than fried samosa.
Nutritions | Amount |
Calories | 230 |
Total Fat | 12 g |
Saturated Fat | 2 g |
Trans Fat | 0 g |
Carbohydrates | 26 g |
Sugar | 0 g |
Proteins | 4 g |
- Dal Kachori :–
It is one of the most loved Indian snacks. Dal kachori is a hit amongst Indians. Kachoris are deep fried pieces of bread made with ground dal sauteed along with spices and filled into a cover of maida and baking powder. This is the most famous roadside snack that you’ll find across north India, especially parts of Rajasthan. Kachoris have many varieties, most popular ones being Khasta kachori and Dal kachori. Super crisp, flaky and utterly delicious, kachoris are the ultimate snack or mid-day meal that you just won’t be able to resist!
Nutrition | Amount |
Calories | 260 |
Total Fat | 19 g |
Saturated Fat | 1.5 g |
Trans Fat | 0 g |
Carbohydrates | 19 g |
Sugar | 0 g |
Proteins | 4 g |
Who hasn’t been in that position in life when there is nothing available to sustain us. Some of us have had to face their own messy skills as a cook while others have had to face the wrath of the messy food of mess. Namkeen has always been a saviour in that case. Below are some of the recipes that you can make with haldiram namkeen available:
Toasted Bread:
One of the easiest dishes to eat with a cup of coffee/tea is toasted bread. In order to make it a little interesting, you can add aloo bhujia and some onions in between two slices of bread and enjoy while watching Netflix.
Curd Sandwich:
What is better than having a curd sandwich as breakfast or as an evening snack? Mixing the sandwich and bread is not a bad idea. Apply curd on toast and supplement with condiments, vegetables and aloo bhujia and relish the result of your ‘hard’ labour!
Nutrition | Amount |
Calories | 230 |
Total Fat | 18 g |
Saturated Fat | 3.5g |
Calories from fat | 160 |
Carbohydrates | 14 g |
Sodium | 230 mg |
Proteins | 2 g |
Fiber | 7 g |
Haldiram which is famous for namkeens have more than 5 products to choose from. Other than that the brand has a variety of frozen food in case you want to have something which is ready to eat but don’t really want to spend a lot of time in it. Check out their products. They deliver online as well. Happy cooking!