Published Jun 9, 2021
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Top Snacks To Eat In Mumbai This Rainy Season

Published Jun 9, 2021
2 mins read
401 words

The soft sound of the rain, smell of wet mud and the pseudo aroma of the various delicacies fill the air with joy and comfort reminding us that monsoon has knocked our door. The moment it begins to drizzle, Mumbaikars leave no stone unturned to hog on their favorite food. Here are the best snacks to eat in Mumbai this rainy season-
1) Pakoras - The most commonly enjoyed snack during the rainy season are indeed the pakoras. The divine feeling of having street side crispy pakoras during a rainy day is heavenly. Also commonly known as "Bhajiya" all over Mumbai, this snack is a must have during the monsoons. Made from chickpea flour this dish is not only enjoyed in Mumbai but across the entire country.

Pakoras

2) Pav Bhaji - One of the most beloved street food dish in Mumbai, Pav Bhaji is a monsoon delicacy. "Bhaji," which is nothing but a blend of Indian vegetables, is enjoyed with a "Pav" which is a type of bread. The Bhaji is topped with butter giving it an additional flavor

Pav Bhaji

3) Vada Pav - Vada Pav and Monsoons are a match made in heaven. When in Mumbai, you will find a Vada pav joint every kilometer. Also known as the Indian burger, this dish is made up of mashed potatoes mixed with Indian spices which are then fried to perfection. It is most commonly enjoyed with a pav and garlic chutney.

Vada Pav

4) Cutting Chai - The tyрiсаl mаsаlа teа is the рerfeсt thing tо hаve in the соld rаiny weаther. Be it at home or in your office, this energy booster is enough to brighten up your mood. Made from tea leaves, sugar, water, milk and other ingredients of choice, this drink is commonly referred to as ‘Cutting Chai’ across Mumbai.

Cutting Chai/Tea

5) Misal Pav - One of the most fiery dishes across Mumbai, Misal Pav is a local delicacy. It consists of sprouts, potato, chopped onions, tomatoes and lots of spices. Topped with farsan or sev, this Maharashtrian dish is served with a pav. The feeling of having a hot misal pav in cold weather is unmatched.

Misal Pav

6) Corn (Bhutta) - Bhutta in any form, whether roasted or boiled is an all time favorite monsoon dish of the Mumbaikars. It's mesmerizing aroma is enough to attract this nutritious cereal.

Corn (Bhutta)
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