Did you know? trivia

 India is home to the largest number of vegetarians in the world. Food for thought.

Poppins

 

      Okay, for my last review for this month, I'm reviewing these fruit flavored jelly candies that burst with tangy, sweet flavor. they also have a unique texture that Indians refer to as "pulpy." At first, I thought these were Gummy candies, but they're not. They're hard candies. They do have a sweet, tangy flavor to them, and they're not bad, they're pretty good. So, If you have the chance to look for them online, do it.

Final Grade:

B+

Did you know? trivia

 In Hinduism, cows are believed to be holy and their constitution has a set of rules to prevent sale and slaughter of cows. Food for thought.

Bhujia Sev

      Crisp besan sticks bursting with traditional flavors such as curry and red chilli. the texture and delightful spice of these snack strands will leave you addicted. Leave me addicted? Seriously? I don't think so. This is the worst item I got this month! Seriously, I tasted nothing addictive about it! I threw this item in the trash shortly after trying it!

Final Grade:

F

Kaccha Mango Bite

 

     These candies give you the best of both worlds. Sweet with a natural twist. Experience the real and puckering tang of mango that is enhanced with a light, sugary bite. These Hard candies are okay, they do have a bit of a sweet, sugary taste to them. I wouldn't buy them but, they're okay.

Final Grade:

C

Did you know? Trivia

 Diamonds were first mined in india in the 18th century. Food for thought.

Fab Jam-In

 

     Thin, crunchy cookie sandwiches filled with smooth and creamy fruit flavored cream covered with a layer of jam on top. This has got to be the best item I got this month! Seriously, It is the best one yet! The cookies were nice and soft, the jam and filling were really good! Seriously, if you can, go online and try to hunt this item down! it's that good!

Final Grade:

A+!

Did you know? Trivia

 India has the largest postal network in the world, it has over a million offices, with even one that float! Food for thought.

Lay's Magic Masala

 

     Masala is one of india's most renowned flavors. These chips are bursting with traces of cumin, garlic, and chilli. consider bringing a little mouth wash after indulging on these. Just like the Kurkure chilli chatka, these are a little on the spicy side. Although, it's not the initial taste that's spicy, it's actually the aftertaste, as your swallowing it. Although, I probably wouldn't buy this item, but I kind of wonder why we don't have this flavor here in the U.S. Food for thought.

Final Grade:

B 

Kurkure Chilli Chatka

 

   Okay folks, in order to kick off this month's international snack reviews, I'm starting off with these snacks that live up to their name (Kurkure means crunch in hindi). the puffed rice flavored with spicy hot flavors will keep your fingers orange and taste buds alive. These snacks are basically Flamin' Hot Cheetos in a different color. Seriously, look is the same, texture is the same, Flavor is the same, it's just that what's different, is the color. That basically the only difference that I've noticed about it. 

Final Grade:

B+

Did you know? Trivia

 Did you know that India has a spa, PUNNATHOR COTTA, exclusively for elephants to be bathed and fed? Food for thought.

This month's Snacks: India

 

   Okay folks, as you know that this month, we are going to the wonderful world of India! So the snacks I have for you this month are:

1. Kurkure Chilli Chatka
2. Lays's Magic masla
3. Fab Jam-In
4. Kaccha Mango Bite
5. Bhujia Sev
6. Poppins

   As you may know, I post reviews for each individual item every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday along with "Did you know? Trivia" every Tuesday and Thursday, in which i'll share individual facts about that country, so stay tuned!

Did you know? Trivia

Did you know that, Martial Arts were first created in india, and later spread to the rest of Asia by Buddhist Missionaries? Food for thought. 

About this month: India

      Okay folks, this month we're going to India! Located in southeastern Asia, India is home to the largest population in the world, 1.343 billion people. Even though India gained it's independence from Great Britain in 1947, the country's culture has existed for thousands of years prior. Due to that factor, there are 22 different languages spoken in India as well as four different religions.

   There is also the Taj Mahaal, which is included in one of the top 10 man made wonders of the world India is also home to a plethora of landscapes, flauras, and faunas. From thick jungles to soaring mountains, there is room for a lot of rich cultural varation within the country's border because of the differing regions.