TAJ Pani Puri Coins | Flat Puri | Uncooked | Microwaveable | 7oz (200g)

With diced onions, fresh coriander and mint, some channa or potato or lentil fill, a good dip in pani puri water, these are a favorite. Would note, you won't get 100% perfect puff rate, but forgivable for the price. Recommend.

Great in the air fryer

Easy fry, very fast . But not suitable to microwave as recommended by the manufacturer. I tried but result was not good. But frying is easy and quick with a very tempting shape.

I saw a video of someone cooking these, but had no idea what they are! Being an omnivore with a great sense of adventure, I had to try some! They arrived in great condition, flat as a coin and hard as a rock! I pulled out the air fryer and experimented. Not only are they easy to prepare, they are fun to eat and yummy! The puff up into little crunchy spheres! I tried a few stuffed with whipping cream and then with chocolate. I know there are many ways to experience them, but I’ve been enjoying them as they are- crunchy!

It good

I didnt want to cook it with the oil so i use my air fryer oven instead. LISTEN!!! If you want to air fry in the oven make sure it is 365 F and the timer 3 min, first try i burnt it cause i research it supposed to cook at 390 F for 5 minutes dont do that!!😭. Second try it went well!! 365 F for 3 or 2 minutes try it!!! 10/10

These are good and are quite easy to make if you pop them in a microwave or air fryer. They take about 20-30 seconds in the microwave. They're done when they start turning brownish. I took off a star because around 10% of them don't ever puff up and just burn. They're a healthy snack and only have 35 Calories per serving. They taste similar to puffed wheat/rice cakes when cooked without oil. I prefer them cooked in oil though served with a filling and spicy water/chutney.

The pain puri was all smashed