Pav Bhaji Masala (100gms)
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It makes bhaji much fresher and tastier and elevates even an ordinary bhaji to something special.This mixture of spices can be used with other crushed and meshed vegetable cuisines.
WEIGHT: 100G
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It makes bhaji much fresher and tastier and elevates even an ordinary bhaji to something special.This mixture of spices can be used with other crushed and meshed vegetable cuisines.
Besides being used for Pao Bhaji, this masala can also be used to enhance the taste of Keema Bhaji, Anda Bhaji etc.
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| Weight | 100 g |
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