Sweet Karam Coffee's Onion Kodubale 180g

Small fried rings with onion through the dough, from Karnataka.

• What: Onion kodubale, ring murukku
• Pack: 180 g
• Brand: Sweet Karam Coffee
• Best for: Evening snacking

What it is

Kodubale means ear ring in Kannada, which is what the shape is meant to be: a short rope of dough joined into a ring. The onion version has dried onion worked through the rice and gram flour, so the smell when the bag opens is closer to a fried onion bhaji than to plain murukku.

They are small, so they disappear faster than they look like they will. Choosing between the ring snacks? Onion kodubale for the onion, rice kodubale for the plain one, and ribbon pakoda when you want flat strips instead.

Tip: These are the ones to put in the car. The ring shape means they do not crush into crumbs the way flat snacks do.

Goes well with: Laxminarayan Banana Chips Salted 150g, Taj Mahal Tea 250g, Aachi Bajji Bonda Powder 180g

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