Spice up snack time with fresh and oregional thepla online through SaleBhai, at best prices

If you are a true-blue Gujarati your heart will surely skip a beat even at the slightest mention of thepla. All your childhood memories of your mother serving a fresh and filling thepla with chilled curd, home-made pickle, and lots of love will come flashing to your mind. Everyone will agree that if you had this famous farsan made in the morning it tasted as good then, at night, or even the next morning. And if kept wrapped neatly in a muslin cloth, its taste just kept getting better.

A constant travel partner of the locals, these flavoured and sumptuous goodies made of whole wheat flour make you forget about all your weight watching vows. These are usually made and saved for the last day of the tour – as they stay fresh and flavourful at room temperature for about 3-4 days. With yummy offerings like thepla, no wonder Gujaratis take pride in their vast variety of food – from farsan to main course, to some absolutely sumptuous sweets. They have blessed the food world with all-time favourites such as thepla, dhokla, khakhra, and much more.

The safest state of India to live in – Gujarat is not only known for it’s rich and hearty cuisine, it is also known to be the only natural habitat of lions after Africa, for it’s larger-than-life navratri celebrations, and for the highest number of people eating vegetarian food.

The sweet and salty variation of each delicacy plays with your taste buds and soon enough, you will be a fan of Gujarati sweets and savouries. Thepla is that Gujarati goodie you can not say no to even on a full stomach – such is its lure and appeal. It can be made in any flavours such as asafoetida, cumin, ajwain, and more. For normal day-to-day treats, very finely chopped assortment of vegetables can also be kneaded with the dough to make the preparation richer and healthier. Thepla can range from spicy, very spicy, to plain primarily made from wheat flour. It can also be made using millet aka bajra. The dough needs to be kneaded properly, with the mix of right and authentic spices, and then carefully made into very thin circles which are finally shallow fried in  refined oil. Sesame is one of the must-add ingredients in thepla.

This Gujarati staple is savoured by the locals at least once or twice in a week. A local festival – Sattami – which falls just a few days before Janamashtmi in the month of August calls for a thepla feast. The ladies of the household generally make these divine bites on chathi and consume it on Sattami.

We often tell our relatives from Gujarat or friends who have gone for a visit to the beautiful and culturally rich state to come back with some authentic Gujarati thepla. And why not? This peppery and mildly savoury delicacy has made its mark on the world gourmet map – and quite prominently. With SaleBhai you don’t have to request your relatives. Instead, you can order oregional thepla from the most reliable vendors who make sure you get to taste a bite of Gujarat no matter which part of the country you are in. Try the ever-so-delicious methi thepla for a thoroughly satiating experience.

The best part is that these filling circles of deliciousness are healthy too. They are made of wheat flour, select spices, and even wholesome veggies. Roll a thepla with some butter and give it to your children while they rush for school or the park to play, or pack it in their lunch box and rest assured, a few rolls will surely take care of their nutrition needs. This is a neat option if especially if you have a child who is finicky about eating plain chapatis.

Going on a weekend trip to a far-away destination? How about carrying some theplas to take care of unexpected hunger pangs anytime, anywhere. You can also spread the goodness of this authentic Gujarati offering by sharing it with your friends and family. And if you have a friend from Gujarat staying away for studies, or a job, or some other reason, go ahead, surprise him, and make his day with a pack of these superb bites straight from his land itself.

A visit to this beautiful state is no longer necessary to get your hands on some local thepla made using age-old recipe and method of preparation. A favourite of young and old alike, this wheat flour preparation can be had a main course, side dish, or as  an anytime snack. A thinner, crispier, and more long-lasting version of this treat is known as khakhra which is loved by one and all alike too.

Thepla is also perfect to be served to guests with a choice of their beverage for a hearty and filling experience. You can roll it with some pickle, cut it in half and serve it as a heavier snack during cocktails or even dinner. In any avatar, this versatile food option will not fail you. In fact it will only bring out your love for regional specialities and add more flavour to your menu. Discover the flavours of Gujarat from within the comfort of your home and spread this privilege around to the ones you love too. Once you give friends and family a taste of this speciality be ready to be visited by lovers of this snack often who will look forward to being served this farsan.

Come order thepla online, explore the wide variety available and relish the fresh and delicious bites with your family and friends. After all we have no reason to stay away from such rich and wholesome regional specialities when we can simply indulge in their goodness – sitting in any corner of the country with just a few clicks of our fingers. You can now savour thepla – one of the most loved Gujarati snacks – anytime, anywhere and lose yourself in the authentic flavours of the beautiful state.