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ONION FLAKES

ONION FLAKES

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  • Firstly good quality fresh onions are handpicked, peeled washed sliced & sun dried under strict administration & supervision to maintain the freshness , hygiene & cleanliness.
  • Rich in taste & aroma. All benefits of natural fresh onion.

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  • Firstly good quality fresh onions are handpicked, peeled washed sliced & sun dried under strict administration & supervision to maintain the freshness , hygiene & cleanliness.
  • Rich in taste & aroma. All benefits of natural fresh onion.
  • BENEFITS: Easy, convenient, NO hassle of peeling, cutting, chopping, time saver; Excellent for travelling, students living in rented spaces & cooking, working; works well if less help available at home.
  • USES: Use as is or Soak it in hot water for 5 minutes & its ready to use like you would fresh onions; Use it for daily veggies, dals, curries, pulav, marination, dips, soups, stews, burgers, biryani; Chef’s delight; Use it in every dish to substitute fresh onions.

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