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snowbites-popsicles24 · 3 months
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Kala Khatta Popsicles: The Perfect Blend of Sweet, Sour, and Refreshing 
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Introduction: Step into the world of flavor sensation with our Kala Khatta Popsicles, where every lick is a journey through the vibrant streets of India. At SnowBites Popsicles, we pride ourselves on capturing the essence of traditional Indian flavors, and our Kala Khatta Popsicles are no exception. With their perfect blend of sweet, sour, and refreshing taste, these popsicles are a beloved treat that transports you to the heart of India's culinary culture. 
Exploring the Essence of Kala Khatta: Derived from the indigenous Jamun fruit, Kala Khatta is a quintessential Indian flavor known for its unique blend of tangy sweetness. Our Pop's Kala Khatta Popsicles are a celebration of this iconic taste, delivering an authentic experience with every bite. Made from real fruit extracts and natural ingredients, our ice pops Kala Khatta captures the essence of this beloved flavor in a convenient frozen treat. 
Top Fruit Popsicle Brand India: At SnowBites, we take pride in our craftsmanship, ensuring that each Kala Khatta Popsicle is a testament to quality and flavor excellence. From sourcing the finest Jamun fruit to carefully crafting each popsicle in our Desi Flavour Ice Pops Box, we spare no effort in delivering an authentic taste experience. Whether you're indulging in our Jamun Kala Khatta Popsicles or our Kala Khatta Jamun Popsicle, you can trust that every bite is bursting with the true essence of India's famous Chuski Kala Khatta Popsicle. 
Savoring the Refreshment: There's nothing quite like the satisfaction of biting into a Kala Khatta Ice Pop on a hot summer day. Its vibrant purple hue and tantalizing flavor instantly refresh the senses, making it a favorite among children and adults alike. Whether you're enjoying it at a picnic, a pool party, or simply as a midday treat, our Kala Khatta Popsicles are sure to evoke fond memories and leave you craving for more. 
Embracing Tradition: In a world of ever-changing food trends, our Kala Khatta Popsicles stand as a testament to the enduring appeal of traditional Indian flavors. With their rich history and cultural significance, these popsicles offer more than just a taste sensation—they represent a connection to India's culinary heritage and a celebration of its diverse flavors. By embracing tradition and innovation, SnowBites brings the best of both worlds to your freezer. 
Conclusion: In conclusion, our Kala Khatta Popsicles are more than just frozen treats—they're a celebration of India's rich culinary heritage and a tribute to the flavors that have delighted generations. Whether you're a fan of our Pop's Kala Khatta or our Jamun Kala Khatta Popsicles, one thing is for certain: each bite is a journey through the streets of India, where the taste of tradition meets the refreshment of today. So, indulge in the sweet, sour, and refreshing goodness of SnowBites' Kala Khatta Popsicles and experience the magic for yourself. 
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ruhijain-01 · 1 year
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 5 Creative Ways to Repurpose Leftover Skippi Ice Pops: Unleash Your Culinary Creativity!
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Skippi Ice Pops – the delightful epitome of joy in a popsicle! These desi-inspired frozen treats have revolutionised the world of ice bars and juice bars, bringing a burst of flavors that resonate with nostalgia. From the tangy allure of Kala Khatta to the classic goodness of Cola, the zingy freshness of Lemon, the irresistible charm of Jaljeera, and the timeless sweetness of Mango – each Skippi Ice Pop is a burst of happiness waiting to be savored. But what happens when you find yourself with leftover pops? Don't fret! We're here to inspire you with 5 innovative ways to repurpose your Skippi Ice Pops 
1. Skippi Sorbet Delights:
Transform your leftover Skippi Ice Pops into delectable sorbets! Blend the pops until smooth, and freeze the mixture in small moulds. These homemade sorbet popsicles are not only refreshing but also a healthier alternative to store-bought desserts. Whether it's the bold Kala Khatta or the summery Mango, you'll find these sorbet delights simply irresistible.
2. Exotic Ice Pop Floats:
Upgrade your beverage game with exotic ice pop floats! Drop a Lemon or Cola Skippi Ice Pop into a glass of sparkling water or lemonade and watch the magic unfold. The flavours meld together, creating a fizzy, refreshing drink that's perfect for quenching your thirst on a hot day.
3. Zesty Ice Pop Parfaits:
Elevate your dessert game by layering crumbled Skippi Ice Pops with yoghurt or whipped cream in elegant glasses. Create a colourful Kala Khatta or Jaljeera parfait by alternating layers of crushed pops with creamy goodness. These parfaits not only look visually appealing but also offer a harmonious blend of textures and flavours.
4. Ice Pop-Infused Mocktails:
Give your mocktails a unique twist by using Skippi Ice Pops as a base! Crush and mix your chosen flavour into mocktail concoctions to add a burst of taste and colour. Imagine a Mango-infused Virgin Mojito or a Lemon-kissed Iced Tea – your creativity is the limit!
5. Frozen Fruit Pops:
For a healthy yet indulgent treat, use your leftover Skippi Ice Pops as a surprise element in frozen fruit pops. Fill moulds with chunks of your favourite fruits, add the broken Skippi Ice Pop bits, and top with fruit juice. Freeze until solid, and voilà – you've got a nutritious snack that's bursting with flavour!
Conclusion:
Your leftover Skippi Ice Pops are not just popsicles; they're your canvas for culinary exploration! From sorbets and floats to parfaits and mocktails, these vibrant pops can be transformed into delightful creations that reflect your unique taste. As you embark on this journey of creativity, remember that the fun lies in experimenting and discovering new flavours and textures.
Are you ready to explore the endless possibilities with your leftover Skippi Ice Pops? Dive into the world of culinary creativity by experimenting with these innovative ideas. Don't let those popsicles go to waste – repurpose them into delightful treats that will surprise and delight your taste buds. For more Skippi Ice Pops and inspiration, visit our website now and savour the joy of desi-inspired frozen goodness!
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caramelophibia-blog · 7 years
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(Published on Zomato, TripAdvisor, Google Maps, Quora & Swiggy)
(Photo Credits: Carmelita Fernandes)
If there is one quirky pub to be, one which follows no conventional rules in its blending of cocktails and crafting of meals – CraftBar it is.  A place to hang out at after work hours or to chill out during weekends, typically for those located at Mumbai’s central corporate hotspot – B.K.C.   A startup set-up which comes equipped with unique selling points that sets it apart from its competitors.   Its owner, the ever hospitable Sagar Chakraborty, breaks away from traditional food patterns having applied his own ingenious art in designing the restaurant’s menu.  This is my creed too, to deviate from time-honoured cooking/serving models, like eating shrimps from a gol gappa or sipping a cocktail from a gola or devouring a spirit infused melon!
(Photo Credits: CraftBar)
As I stepped into this gastro pub, the first thing that I caught sight of was an assortment of colourful bottles which apparently are done in what is termed barley art.
Barley art which has its roots in Indian culture has been selected as its thematic design.  So it is but natural to see the pub’s walls adorned with circular embroidered frames conforming to this art.  Naturally, the restaurant’s menu is printed in a similar fashion (see pics).
(Photo Credits: Carmelita Fernandes)
Piped upbeat music plays in the background making this the last place to want to have a heart to heart chat.  If you do, you won’t be heard.
At the far end of the restaurant IPL matches get screened, attracting cricket aficionados.   More excitement and less audibility.  Not my cuppa tea.
Come Thursday evenings, you will see (or should I say hear) the town’s self-proclaimed singers assemble to sing along on Karaoke – both Bollywood ishtyle and Hollywood.
For those who dig olde worlde music, Fridays has been picked to be their Retro Night targetted to start with effect from May this year.
There’s nothing like a ‘live band’ that performs inside the restaurant that makes this place come alive!  Hear that celebrity singers are being geared up to be brought on board soon.
What is CraftBar’s singular attraction you might ask?  Its Sunday brunch which allows you unlimited food from a set menu.  Designed for those whose mission is to live to eat.
CraftBar Sunday Brunch menu
The brunch constitutes a whole collection – of 2 breakfast items, a soup, 4 types each of vegetarian and non-vegetarian starters,  a large salad station, 1 non-veg and 2 vegetarian mains plus 2 types of desserts.  @ a mere Rs 799 per head and guzzle unlimited drink @ Rs 1,299!
Didn’t you just go back to check if you read right?  I bet you did.  What better incentive than unlimited food and drink at as nominal a cost!  Now, if that didn’t catch your attention, you probably need a doc’s prescription!
(Photo Credits: Carmelita Fernandes)
Having provided a broad description of the pub, I’d like to get started with an illustration of my very first and experiential tryst at this gastro pub.  The first dish came in the form of a Caribbean style Pirates Pepper Soup which is a milky, peppery and banana-sweet potato inspired soup.  Almost Thai-like in taste owing to its coconut content perhaps.  Velvety on the palate, no black eye whatsover setting me wondering about its Pirates connection.
Some light Glassy Classy salad with cherry tomatoes, dry fruits, dark olives, citrus fruits and lettuce dresssed in vinaigrette to accompany.  For the diet conscious.  Looks prettier than it tastes.
(Photo Credits: Carmelita Fernandes)
(Photo Credits: Carmelita Fernandes)
This was followed by Paneer Tikka Tarts which came trundling on wheels.  Not the Formula One types but one served on a cart like tray which makes picture-happy people happier.
It tastes cheesy, I mean not in the trashy sense but like cheese.  Small enough to pop into the average mouth. An eager one to pop in a couple in quick succession and without guilt.
(Photo Credits: Carmelita Fernandes)
Being a born and bred Mumbaikar I’m naturally inclined towards the city’s archetypal
(Photo Credits: Carmelita Fernandes)
snack.
The Pav Bhaji Bruschetta it is called, which comes with pav bhaji topping over baguette slices to give it an Italian twist.
A creative fusion play that makes the die-hard vegetarian Mumbaikar happy to go the Italian way.
Just wish there were fewer chopped onions over the bruschetta topping.  Leaves no room for a close-up peck :-)
(Photo Credits: Carmelita Fernandes)
For the hard-nosed non-vegetarians as I, there was comfort in chicken tandoori momos which taste close to wood fired kebabs.
What goes into it, I learnt from the chef, is minced chicken and veggies steamed in typical momo style which is then dipped in flour and oven grilled.
Unfussy and delicious!  Tops my list of favourites.
How could one forget those prawn gol gappas!  Yes, you heard right.  Fried prawns stuffed into crisp home-made puris sat invitingly upon a shot glasses filled with sol kadi.  How do you eat it?  Just pick up a puri, crunch into it and wash it down with the kadi which is nothing but a digestive.  I didn’t venture pouring the sol kadi into the puris and mouthing them whole.
While the waiter at our table did his best to explain the food on an lazy afternoon, I suspect it could be hard to keep pace with the evening crowd.  Waiting is an area that needs rephrasing and polishing.
(Photo Credits: Carmelita Fernandes)
Well, that’s a full measure of food art for now.  Let’s get to the fundamentals of this gastro pub.
(Photo Credits: Carmelita Fernandes)
No visit to any pub is complete without indulging in spirits or cocktails.  CrafBar, in particular, is known to  attract its customers for its craftily mixed blends.  For me it had to be the vodka gola which is what drew me to this pub in the first place.  Tera Kya Hoga Kaliya is its name.  The concoction wasn’t chaotic as I believed it be, in fact I thought it was a remarkably good idea to have a crushed ice gola sitting in a kala khatta vodka of a drink.  The gola has dual benefits.  For one, it reminds you of those good old picnic days on the beach when you would happily slurp gola after gola.  Or if you didn’t feel young enough to remember those picnics or perhaps didn’t go to any, you could at least let the gola cool your drink.  Blended with vodka it is bound to revive you into a gola-sucking-youth a few pegs later.  Priced @ Rs 335 per drink.
(Photo Credits: Carmelita Fernandes)
If you happen to be a coffee fan, you are likely to enjoy its coffee liqueur cocktail served in a chocolate shot glass, with whole coffee beans.  Don’t Angry Me – a funky name – made angrier with some dark rum.  I took a sip of this one and let the rest take a miss as the coffee beans interfered in the channeling of the liquid inside.  I bit on a bean as it popped into the mouth while sipping the liqueur and then I wondered why I hadn’t swallowed it whole!
(Photo Credits: Carmelita Fernandes)
Not all coffee liqueurs here come with trespassing beans.  There’s the Irish Cream which came as saviour but was a mite too sweet for my liking.  Aata Maji Satakli, whose coffee powder aroma is intensely reinvigorating.  Sweetened with condensed milk and spiked with whiskey.  Priced @ Rs 350 per cocktail.
(Photo Credits: Carmelita Fernandes)
And then came the biggest thunderbolt of it all, KICK.  This translates to a tequila shot in an ice glass!  A fantastic herbed flavoured drink that couldn’t have been a better bet to give an ice glass company but not for long as the meltdown begins.  Kickass.  Priced @ Rs 395 per shot.
Smoke Valley is the name of CraftBar’s bar station.  The drinks range from wine, beer, aperitifs to single malts, blended whiskey and so on.  Beer starts at Rs 135 while malts @ Rs 400, blends @ Rs 270, cocktails @ Rs 345, Sangria pitchers @ Rs 1,260 onwards.  Refer to its menu for more options and pricing.
(Photo Credits: CraftBar)
Fun all the way, not surprising then that the pub’s chef and mixologist are of Indigo fame!
As if this wasn’t enough of a surprise tour, there came a brown surprise at the end of the meal.  Brownie sandwich with gajar halwa, a sensation that can take your breath away.  Learnt that it’s a popular choice.
(Photo Credits: Carmelita Fernandes)
In summary, this is a great place to indulge in eccentric spirits/mocktails/cocktails, devour idiosyncratic fusion food with Indian undertones, sing/listen to music and watch your favourite game even if you have to shout to be heard.  A handful and a quite a mouthful!  
To check out more of its features than what is covered, do log on to CraftBar’s website http://craftbar.co.in/
Do so while the menu’s not as hard on the wallet, at least not yet (relatively speaking)!
A review on CraftBar, BKC – an quirky bar with a crafty menu! (Published on Zomato, TripAdvisor, Google Maps, Quora & Swiggy) If there is one quirky pub to be, one which follows…
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ruhijain-01 · 1 year
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Introducing Desi Pops: A Fusion Twist on Classic Indian Flavors
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Namaste, ice pop enthusiasts! Get ready to embark on a delightful journey of flavors with Skippi Desi Pops. We've taken inspiration from the iconic tastes of India and added our own playful twist to create a range of lip-smacking ice pops that will transport you to the streets of desi indulgence. So, brace yourself for a burst of desi flavors that will leave you craving for more!
First up, let's dive into the enchanting world of Rose Ice Pops. Imagine the essence of fragrant roses blended with the refreshing chill of ice. It's like savouring a romantic stroll through a blooming garden in every lick. These pops are a perfect balance of floral sweetness and icy coolness, offering a truly heavenly experience.
Next on our desi pop adventure is the Jaljeera Ice Pops. Prepare your taste buds for a tangy explosion! This quintessential Indian drink is now transformed into a frozen treat that packs a punch. The zesty blend of cumin, mint, and tamarind will tingle your senses and keep you refreshed even on the hottest summer days.
Now, let's spice things up with the Aam Panna Flavor Ice Pops. Bursting with the goodness of raw mangoes, this tangy delight will transport you straight to the streets of India. It's like sipping on a glass of traditional aam panna, but with a cool twist. Experience the perfect balance of sweet, sour, and spicy in every lick.
Hold on tight as we bring you the fiery Chilli Guava Flavor Ice Pops. Indulge in the tantalising blend of tropical guava and a hint of spicy chilli. It's a flavor explosion that will awaken your taste buds and leave you craving for more. Prepare for a desi twist with a kick!
Get ready to pucker up with our Imli Ice Pops. The irresistible taste of tangy tamarind, combined with a hint of sweetness, will make your taste buds dance with joy. It's a nostalgic trip down memory lane, evoking memories of street-side imli candies and mouth-watering chaats.
Last but not least, we have the iconic Kala Khatta Ice Pops. Remember those childhood days when you enjoyed a Kala Khatta gola on a hot summer afternoon? Now you can relive those moments with our ice pops. The perfect blend of fruity flavors and a tangy twist will take you on a journey down memory lane.
So, what are you waiting for? Dive into the world of Skippi Desi Pops and indulge in the magic of these Indian iconic flavors. Whether you're a fan of rose syrup, crave the thrill of chilli guava, or miss the taste of kala khatta gola, we've got you covered. Beat the heat and satisfy your desi cravings with our delicious ice pops. Order your Skippi Desi Pops now and let the flavor fiesta begin!
Get Desi Pops Now: Visit our website and place your order today. Let the desi indulgence begin!
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ruhijain-01 · 1 year
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