SUNDAKAI VATHAL
£ 1.20
In Tamil Nadu, the fruit is consumed directly, or as cooked food like Sundaikkai Sambar, Sundaikkai Poriyal, Sundaikkai Aviyal.
In Tamil Nadu, the fruit is consumed directly, or as cooked food like Sundaikkai Sambar, Sundaikkai Poriyal, Sundaikkai Aviyal. The word ‘Vathal’ means sun dried vegetable. so sundakkai vathal means sundried sundakkai vegetable. After soaking in curd and drying, the final product is fried in oil as Sundaikkai vathal. Known as sundakkai colloquially, this tangy perennial packs in taste and a plethora of health benefits. For people with low hemoglobin, turkey berries can be a boon as they help increase the production of red blood cells and keep anemia, and related disorders at bay.
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| size | 100g |
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