Rice & Saggubiyam (Sabudana) Vadiyalu (100 Grams)
Rice & Saggubiyam (Sabudana) Vadiyalu (100 Grams)
Product Description :
Kalagura Gampa Crispy and flavorful, these Rice & Saggubiyam (Sabudana) Vadiyalu are traditional sun-dried fritters made with rice flour, sabudana (sago), cumin seeds, sesame, and salt. Perfect for pairing with any meal, these vadiyalu puff up beautifully when deep-fried, offering a satisfying crunch. Great as an accompaniment or snack.
Rice & Saggubiyam in different languages :
- English: Rice & Sabudana Vadiyalu
- Telugu: బియ్యం సగ్గుబియ్యం వడియాలు
- Hindi: चावल साबूदाना वडियालु
- Bengali: চাল ও সাবুদানা বড়ি
- Marathi: तांदूळ साबुदाणा वड्या
- Tamil: அரிசி சபுதானா வடியல்கள்
- Gujarati: ચોખા સાબુદાણા વડિયું
- Urdu: چاول اور سابودانہ وڈیالو
- Kannada: ಅಕ್ಕಿ ಸಬ್ಬಕ್ಕಿ ವಡಿಗಳು
- Odia: ଚାଉଳ ସାଗୁ ବଡି
- Malayalam: അരി സബുദാന വടിയലുകൾ
- Punjabi: ਚੌਲ ਸਾਬੂਦਾਨਾ ਵੜੀਆ
Key Features and Benefits :
- Made with rice flour, sabudana, cumin, sesame, and salt
- Light, crispy, and traditional Andhra-style vadiyalu
- Sun-dried and preservative-free
- Enhances meals with texture and flavor
- Easy to fry – ready in seconds
Why Choose Our Rice & Saggubiyyam ?
- 100% natural and traditional recipe
- Complements any Indian meal
- Sun-dried for authentic taste and texture
- Free from preservatives or artificial additives
- Made using age-old culinary practices
How to Use Rice & Saggubiyyam?
- Heat oil in a deep frying pan.
- Drop vadiyalu into hot oil.
- Fry for 5–10 seconds until puffed and golden.
- Remove and drain on paper towel.
- Serve as a side dish or enjoy as a snack.
Buy the Best Rice & Saggubiyyam
Add that authentic crunch to every meal with our Rice & Sabudana Vadiyalu. A must-have in every kitchen for those who love traditional South Indian snacks. Fast to fry, light to eat, and full of heritage flavor.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) :
Q1: Do these vadiyalu contain preservatives?
No, they are sun-dried and free from preservatives.
Q2: Are these ready to eat?
No, they need to be deep-fried before consumption.
Q3: Can I use them in curries?
These are meant to be fried and served as a crunchy side or snack.
Q4: What oil is best for frying?
Any regular cooking oil like groundnut or sunflower oil works well.
Q5: Are these suitable for kids?
Yes, once fried and cooled, they are crunchy and kid-friendly.