Nature's Bazaar Rice Green Chilli Papad — Light, Crispy & Fiery
Few things complete an Indian meal quite like a perfectly crisp papad. Nature's Bazaar Rice Green Chilli Papad delivers that satisfying crunch with a bold, fiery green chilli kick — light enough to snack on, flavourful enough to steal the show alongside any dal, curry, or rice dish.
Made from rice flour and seasoned with green chilli, these papads are thin, crispy, and incredibly moreish. Ready in seconds whether you fry, roast, or microwave them — the perfect quick accompaniment to any South Asian meal.
Why You'll Love Them
- 🌶️ Fiery Green Chilli Flavour — a bold, spicy kick that builds with every bite
- 🍚 Light Rice Flour Base — thinner and lighter than traditional urad dal papads
- ⚡ Ready in Seconds — fry, roast on an open flame, or microwave in under a minute
- 🍽️ Perfect Meal Accompaniment — pairs beautifully with dal, rice, biryani, sabzi, and chutneys
- 💚 Vegetarian & Vegan — suitable for plant-based diets
- 📦 180g Pack — generous quantity, great value at just £1.99
- 🌟 Trusted Nature's Bazaar Brand — a reliable name in South Asian snacks and pantry staples
Three Ways to Cook Your Papad
- 🔥 Roast on a Flame: hold over a gas flame with tongs, turning constantly until evenly blistered and crisp — the traditional method for the best flavour
- 🍳 Fry: drop into hot oil for 2–3 seconds per side for a puffed, golden, restaurant-style papad
- ⚡ Microwave: place on a plate and microwave for 30–45 seconds for a quick, oil-free option
Serving Suggestions
- Alongside dal tadka or dal makhani as a classic combination
- With rice and sabzi as a crunchy side
- Topped with chopped onion, tomato, and chaat masala for a quick papad chaat
- Served with mango pickle, mint chutney, or tamarind chutney as a starter or snack
- Crumbled over salads or chaats for added crunch
Product Details
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Brand: Nature's Bazaar
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Flavour: Rice & Green Chilli
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Weight: 180g
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Dietary: Vegetarian, Vegan
Available at Curry Kart — your home for premium South Asian snacks, pantry staples, and everyday Indian groceries.
