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Vaccum Thepla 10Pcs
₹120.00
Vaccum Thepla are a traditional delightful snack of Gujarati Cuisine. They are basically non stuffed fenugreek rotis which are shallow fried in oil. They can be rolled with cheese, dipped in curd or can be taken with pickle any time of the day to make a complete meal. They have a long shelf life so they serve as a great accompaniment while traveling.
| Weight | 400 g |
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