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Skip Banana Chips And Try These 8 Other Types Of Chips When In Kerala

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1. Tapioca Chips (Kappa Chips)

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Sweet and savoury chips crafted from ripe jackfruit, offering a unique flavour profile that captures the essence of Kerala's tropical bounty.

2. Jackfruit Chips

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A surprisingly addictive snack that transforms the typically bitter vegetable into a crunchy, spiced treat beloved by health-conscious food enthusiasts.

3. Bitter Gourd Chips

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Thick-cut chips made from elephant foot yam, delivering a robust flavour and satisfying crunch that pairs perfectly with evening tea.

4. Yam Chips (Chena Chips)

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A slightly different take on traditional chips, these are crispier and less sweet than their ripe banana chip counterparts, with a delightful earthy undertone.

5. Green Plantain Chips

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An exotic alternative that offers a mild, slightly nutty flavour and remarkable crispness, showcasing Kerala's diverse culinary creativity.

6. Breadfruit Chips

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Thin, delicate chips made from taro root, seasoned with a blend of traditional Kerala spices for an extra flavourful punch.

7. Arbi Chips (Taro Root Chips)

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Vibrant, ruby-red chips that bring a touch of natural sweetness and nutritional value to the traditional Kerala chip repertoire.

8. Beetroot Chips

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Which of these chips do you want to try the most?