Titaura
Titaura is a popular traditional Nepali snack made from fruits, particularly hog plum (locally known as lapsi), and other ingredients. It is a sweet and tangy treat that is enjoyed by both children and adults in Nepal.
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To make titaura, the hog plums are first dried and then ground into a fine powder. This powder is mixed with sugar, salt, and various spices such as chili powder, cumin powder, and black salt. The mixture is then shaped into small bite-sized pieces or rolled into thin sheets and left to dry in the sun.
Titaura comes in different flavors, including sweet, sour, and spicy. It has a unique combination of flavors, with the sweetness of the sugar contrasting the tanginess of the hog plum and the spiciness of the spices. The texture can vary from chewy to slightly crispy, depending on the drying process.
In Nepal, titaura is commonly eaten as a snack and is especially popular during festive seasons like Dashain and Tihar. It is also a common treat to bring back as a souvenir for friends and family when visiting different regions of Nepal.
What is Titaura
Tiatura is sweet, sour, salty, or hot or a mixture of all those made from fruits like lapsi (pronounced “Lopsy”) which is also known as Nepali Hog Plum or scientific name Choerospondias axillaries. Titaura is also known as Paun in Nepal Bhasa.
Possible to get assortment of packets rather than all 6 of one kind only?
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