West Bengal Mukharochak Chaal Bhaja-200gm

The chanachur in a small bowl, or an accompaniment with tea or craving for it at odd hours of the day, has been a ritual for ages and the essence of this delectable journey is felt when the delicate balance between taste and health comes together to create that sera swad. Mukharochak has been instrumental when it came to revolutionize the snack habit of the Bengalis. 70 years later, the story of taste continues to be the same. And it’s time, we tell the story not only to the Bengalis but to the world. A story that revolves around a bag full of nostalgia, a story that describes a perfect taste. Instead of restricting to only one particular type, Mukharochak offered variety in flavours of chanachur and also introduced other snack items and even sweets. Mukharochak Sweet and Sour Chanachur Mukharochak Special Papari Chanachur Mukharochak 7pm Premium Chanachur Mukharochak Basmati Chaal Bhaja Namkeen Mukharochak Masala Muri Namkeen Mukharochak Mirchi Jhal Chanachur Buying Options Buying Options Buying Options Buying Options Buying Options Buying Options Customer Reviews 8 8 4 11 6 — no data no data no data no data no data no data Mukharochak the snack scenario just kept itself evolving with time. Mukharochak with a tradition of enticing the taste buds for seven decades, the empire of Mukharochak enjoys a legacy of authentic taste. The secret behind Mukharochak’s captivating taste is the brand’s tireless effort to cater the best combination of farm-fresh ingredients, selected spices and hygienic preparation. Each product is free from preservatives and is enriched with the goodness of ayurveda. No other snack brand promises this unique concoction of health and taste. With an exclusive range of varied snack items, Mukharochak also has an attractive collection of sweets as well. Innovation in flavours, perfection in preparation, purity in quality have made Mukharochak synonymous to savouries for generations. What gives Bengal’s cuisine a spicy tweak is its unique bunch of snacks. It’s hard to find any home without a jar of snacks in Bengal. The love for this crunchy affair got a perfect spicy finish, decades ago, with the entry of Chandra family with Mukharochak. The Chandras with their roots in Kolkata mastered the art of recreating Chanachur, one of the oldest items in the history of snacks.