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  • ODM Masala Makhana 6.5+ suta – handpicked fox nuts pack
  • ODM Makhana 6.5+ Suta Handpick (Fox Nuts) - hand-picked phool makhana fox nuts | Durga Masala
  • ODM Makhana 6.5+ Suta Handpick (Fox Nuts) - hand-picked phool makhana fox nuts | Durga Masala
  • ODM Makhana 6.5+ Suta Handpick (Fox Nuts) - hand-picked phool makhana fox nuts | Durga Masala
  • ODM Makhana 6.5+ Suta Handpick (Fox Nuts) - hand-picked phool makhana fox nuts | Durga Masala
  • ODM Makhana 6.5+ Suta Handpick (Fox Nuts) - hand-picked phool makhana fox nuts | Durga Masala
  • ODM Makhana 6.5+ Suta Handpick (Fox Nuts) - hand-picked phool makhana fox nuts | Durga Masala

Makhana 6.5+ Suta Handpick (Fox Nuts)

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What is makhana? Makhana — phool makhana or fox nuts in English — are the light, crunchy popped seeds of the lotus, and a proud specialty of Bihar, India's makhana heartland. ODM Makhana is handpicked and graded, crisp and clean.

What does 6.5 suta mean? Suta is the size grade of makhana — the higher the number, the larger and crisper the pop. ODM Makhana is a premium 6.5 suta, handpicked (not machine-mixed) grade, so every piece is big, white and evenly sized — not the small, broken bits sold loose.

How to use: roast in a little ghee with salt or masala for a light snack, add to kheer and curries, or eat during fasting (vrat). Available in 250g.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What is makhana?
Makhana (phool makhana or fox nuts) are the light, popped seeds of the lotus.
What does 6.5 suta mean?
Suta is the size grade of makhana; the higher the number, the larger and crisper the piece. 6.5 suta is a large, premium, handpicked grade.
How do I use makhana?
Roast in a little ghee with salt or masala as a snack, add to kheer and curries, or eat during fasting.
How should I store it?
Keep it airtight and dry to stay crisp.
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