8 Best South Indian Snacks for the Monsoon

When hunger strikes, murukku is the ideal snack as it is crunchy, spicy, and filling.

In Andhra Pradesh, punugulu is a well-known street snack prepared with dosa or idli batter.

Idlis that have been stuffed with dal, almonds, and veggies are a nutritious Udipi breakfast and snack alternative. 

The traditional bread-coated fried chicken can be replaced with Kerala Style chicken 65, which will make your mouth sing.

Andhra Pradesh is home to pesarattu, a dish similar to a dosa that is cooked with green gramme.

The ideal snack to have while watching the rain is fried banana chips made with coconut oil.

The circular medhu vada, or disc-shaped fritters made of lentils like Urad dal or Chana dal, also goes by the names vade and ulundhu vadai in South India.

A common sweet food from Kerala cooked with ripe bananas is called pazham pori, often known as banana fritters.