Made from world famous Hyacinth Beans, also called Avarebele in Karnataka, this mixture is made from the best picked beans and groundnut mixed in authentic Indian spices from Bangalore making this one of the best namkeen snacks for the tea time & as chakna, brought to you by Postcard.

Bengaluru Avarebele Mix

Name: Bengaluru Avarebele Mix
Brand: Postcard - Local Flavours of India.
Price: 125.0 INR
Availability: OutOfStock

Rs. 125 200g

Made from the hyacinth beans, a speciality of Bengaluru, our Bengaluru Avarebele Mix is an ode to Bengaluru. When the winters arrive, these green beans start featuring everywhere in Bengaluru- from mounds of fresh beans available with vendors in the markets to an array of delicacies like salads, chaat, dosas, jalebis, sambhars and even in a mela held just to celebrate these! Extending the celebration, here's a delightfully crunchy mix of hyacinth beans and peanuts tossed with homely spice mix for you!

Ingredients

Hyacinth Beans, Groundnuts, Curry Leaves, Palm Oil, Salt & Other Spices

Shelf Life

3 Months

Nutritional Information

Energy (KCal) - 503.74
Carbohydrate (g) - 44.72
Total Fats (g) - 25.38
Protein (g) - 24.11
Sugar (g) - 3.07

Country of Origin

India

Shipping Mode

Owing to the current logistics situation, your order will be shipped through the surface mode only. It will be delivered in 1) Metro cities: 5-7 business days & 2) Non-metro cities: 7-9 business days. Your order is normally processed within 1 working day of having received the order. In case we foresee a delay beyond the indicated delivery timeline, we will keep you informed. Please note that the orders are not dispatched on Saturday, Sunday, and on public holidays.

Note: Please note that these timelines are not applicable and may increase during the festive rush and during Covid restrictions. Also, these timelines may increase further for COD orders, which are individually confirmed with customers before the dispatch of each order and are not dispatched until confirmed from the customer side.

Shipping Charge

We deliver all products fresh and direct from the origin to you. We use only the best available courier partners. Therefore, we have a shipping charge of Rs.50 per order. This is applicable throughout the website. Free shipping on orders of Rs.900 & above.

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Please note that COD is available for orders Rs. 899.
Also, COD facility will not be available for orders that include Mango purchases.

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In case of any concerns, please write to us at hello@thepostcard.in and we will do our best to address your concern. Please note that we will only be able to address concerns that can be factually or visually verified mutually by our team and the customer. We regret that we will not be able to materially address any concern that may pertain to a sensory nature of taste and smell as those are individual experiences but will certainly value and incorporate all such feedback for future improvement.

4 Stars - Good

5 Stars - Very Good

5 Stars - Very Good

I have shared a review earlier already

4 Stars - Good

Generally quite happy with what I have ordered and there are some regular favorites already. Would appreciate it if you could introduce larger package sizes as well for some of the namkeens.

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Avarebele Beans

Hyacinth Beans are popularly known as Avarebele by the locals in Karnataka. These beans are very versatile and loved throughout the state. The uniqueness and flavour of the beans are so popular that there is a festival/ fair dedicated to it called ‘Avarekai Mela’. The finest quality seeds are fried, roasted, boiled, cooked, or mixed with other ingredients to make a ton of different dishes presented in the fair. From street foods to delicacies it is used everywhere. Chaat, Dosa, Salads, Chikki, Barfi, laddu and so many more ways to present it. A total of more than 150 Avarebele dishes are prepared in the mela every year. Bengaluru is also known for its festivals celebrating other agricultural products. Like Avarekai mela, Bangalore also hosts annual peanut fair called ‘Kadalekai Parishe’ and also the Millets fair.

Native to Africa, Hyacinth is cultivated widely in North Africa and Asia. Making its way to India from Africa in between 1600 to 1500 BC, it quickly became a popular food source. The cooked Avarebele Beans without the salt provides 227 Calories per 1 cup of 194 grams. It contains high amount of Iron, Copper & Zinc. The same amount of serving size provides 159mg of magnesium, 233mg of phosphorus, 15.79 g of protein and 78 mg of calcium. Avarebele contains good number of calories and is eaten for instant energy due to its healthy properties.

Copper in Avarebele helps with brain health. It helps with uplifting mood, focus and happiness. The antioxidants present in Avarebele prevents the damage caused by free radicals and slow down the aging process. The Vitamin B1 helps counteract heart diseases as it maintains healthy ventricular functions and also treats heart failure. Zinc in Hyacinth and its anti-inflammatory properties helps reduce the risk of cancer. Minerals like Manganese and Zinc assists people suffering from lung disorder and helps in respiration. Avarebele is also proven to maintain proper digestion, treat insomnia, helps with gum health, prevents cramps, and enhance mood. Apart from all the direct healthy uses, Avarebele beans and other parts of the plant is used with different ingredients to treat uncountably many ailments in the traditional ways. Hyacinth, known as Avarebele in Karnataka is truly a god gift.

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