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I think its chakri :hmmmm2:
:laugh: :haha: :laugh: :haha: Chakri renamed as kachri!!!! :cantstop:
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There is no correct answer. Every region/town have their own terms - and it can change with time too. Following is what we grew up with: Chakri (I do not remember using this term)- signifies the round shape. Kachri - Almost all snacks which make 'crunchy' sounds. In our place, times - anything which is made using this process is called kachri. - some raw material ( dal-dough, sabudana paste, rice paste) - sun-dry it, and fry it when you want to serve/eat. - regardless of the shape Chips - specific word for dried half-boiled potato slices Papad - when the above mentioned dough/paste is dried in shape of round-disc.... still a type of kachri though. And then there is another category - Besan dough - fried then and there..and depending upon shape it can be - mathri, nama-paarey, shakkar-paarey...
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Palak paneer with ready made naan from Costco :giggle:
lol havent had packaged food for few years now. I saw the ready to eat Indian dishes at Costco few weeks ago, did you get a 20 pack or something :cantstop: BTW I got those mini chicken DimSims from Costco and they are simply awesome
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Masala dosa for lunch :proud:

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Thanks to Anna Hazare, Aaku has a day off now and at home.. We'll get more posts of her eating what during the course of the day.. :icflove: Aage Barho Anna, Aaku Tumhare Saath Hain.. :protest:

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