DABELI MASALA
$2.80
New Arrival!
Most Popular Tea Snack in all age groups is – KACCHI DABELI!! We are introducing Katdare’s Dabeli Masala, must try!! Its Amazing .
Ingredients :
Spices mix, chilli powder etc
No Preservatives, No MSG, No Artificial Colour inside Spice Mix.
Weight : 100 gm
Shelf Life : 12 Months
In stock
How to Make:
Use Dabeli Masala to make potato filling. Now fill in Chop onion, Masala Peanuts, pomegranate seeds, potato filling inside pocket of bread (Pavbhaji bread, burger bread also can be used) . Now apply Butter to bread and roast on Tawa . Garnish with Cheese and sev on it.
Its ready to serve!
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