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A perfect balance of sweet, tangy, spicy, and crunchy in every bite.
Khatta Meetha Namkeen is a classic Indian chiwda blend crafted for those who enjoy layered flavours and satisfying texture.
Handcrafted using quality ingredients sourced from Maharashtra and Gujarat for authentic taste and traditional flavour.

From crispy rice flakes and roasted lentils to peanuts, curry leaves, and a hint of lime, every handful delivers a delicious mix of sweetness, spice, and tanginess. Prepared without Palm Oil or Palmolein Oil, this handcrafted namkeen offers a cleaner and more flavourful snacking experience.

Story:

Some snacks surprise you with every handful — sweet in one bite, tangy in the next, followed by a warm kick of spice.

Khatta Meetha Namkeen is crafted to create exactly that experience. Inspired by traditional Western Indian snack recipes, this chiwda blend combines crunchy flakes, roasted lentils, peanuts, aromatic curry leaves, and balanced Indian spices into one addictive mix.

Handcrafted in small batches for freshness and consistency, the flavour slowly unfolds as you snack — a touch of sweetness, a hint of lime, gentle spice, and satisfying crunch all coming together naturally. Whether paired with evening chai or enjoyed during festive gatherings, this timeless namkeen brings together comfort, nostalgia, and bold flavour in every bite.

Ingredients:

Peas, Gram Flour, Starch, Edible Oil, Peanuts, Masoor Dal, Chana Dal, Mustard Seeds, Curry Leaves, Mint Leaves, Rice Flakes, Salt, Chilli Powder, Asafoetida (Hing), Sugar, Lime Extract

Khatta Meetha Chiwda is a traditional Indian snack mix made using roasted and fried ingredients combined with sweet, tangy, and spicy seasonings. Popular across Maharashtra, Gujarat, and parts of Rajasthan, this namkeen is known for its vibrant flavour profile and crispy texture.

Prepared using flattened rice flakes, lentils, peanuts, herbs, and aromatic spices, Khatta Meetha Namkeen delivers a balanced combination of crunch and flavour that makes it a favourite tea-time and festive snack across India.