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SKC Garlic Muruku Sticks | 180g

SKC Garlic Muruku Sticks | 180g

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Garlic Murukku sticks by Sweet Karam Coffee bring together bold garlic flavour, a light crisp texture, and the satisfying crunch of a traditional South Indian savoury snack. Made with rice flour and free from refined flour, artificial additives, and preservatives, they offer a cleaner, more thoughtful take on a classic favourite. Low in oil and full of flavour, they are an easy go-to for everyday snacking, sharing bowls, or teatime.

Ingredients: Rice flour, Edible Vegetable Oil (Rice Bran), Gram flour, Edible Common Salt, Red Chilli powder, Garlic, Sesame.

No added artificial colours and flavours.

Allergen Information: Contains sesame. May contain soy, milk, nuts and mustard.

Frequently Asked Questions

What allergens does this contain?

This product contains sesame and may contain wheat, milk, nuts, soy and mustard. Anyone with an allergy to these ingredients should not consume this product. Please read the full ingredient list carefully before purchasing, particularly when buying on behalf of someone else.

How strong is the garlic?

Pronounced. Garlic sits third in the ingredient list, ahead of the gram flour and salt, so it leads the flavour rather than sitting behind the spice. If you like garlic, this is the one in the range built around it.

What is the story behind Sweet Karam Coffee?

The brand takes its name from the three-part South Indian snacking tradition — something sweet, something savoury, then coffee. Its products are built around home-style recipes made the way a grandmother would, which is why the packaging features Janaki Paati.

How spicy is it?

Mild. Chilli is well down the ingredient list, so there is warmth rather than heat. It is the gentler alternative to the Andhra Spicy Murukku, which is built for chilli rather than garlic.