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A very simple elegent Namkeen "Moong Dal" - Very Light,Very Crispy, High in Protein, Low in Fat. Moong Dal is Fried in edible oil at a constant and fixed temperature which gives it the right combination of yellow and golden colour. Salt is added to bring in the Taste. Its truely delicious and packed with care. It serves the appetite of a small child to an 80 yr old. After all Moong Dal is enriched with goodness.Moong Dal is one of the best products of Bhikharam. Available In Packs: 400g, 200g. Also in Rs10 & Rs 5 Pack
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