Elanda Vadai
$ 3.61
Its made with seasonal fruit Elandai/Jujubi which is an excellent appetite stimulant. The fruits are sun dried and added with natural ingradients to enhance the taste.
Description
Its made with seasonal fruit Elandai / Jujubi which is an excellent appetite stimulant. The fruits are sun dried and added with natural ingredients to enhance the taste.
Additional information
| Quantity | 100gm |
|---|---|
| Ingredients | Ber Fruit, (jujubi Dried) Karuppatti, Salt, Red chilli Powder |
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