Shikar Poppadums

Description: Manufacturer: Shikar

Newest Review: ... would normally be a red dot and I am told that my snacks are green chilli and garlic flavour. Looking at the back of the ... more

... tube, I learn that these are suitable for a gluten free diet. The claim that they are low in calories and fat seems a bit dubious. I also learn that they are free from cholesterol, transfatty acids, GM ingredients, milk, eggs, artificial colours and MSG. The calorie information is clearly wrong as they claim to have only 0.40 calories per 30g, even 40 calories would be hard to believe as they have 14g of fat per 100g. The ingredients are: Urad Dal, Non-hydrogenated palm oilen oil, salt, crushed green chilli and garli...more

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Shikar Poppadums: An Exotic Snack (414 words)
by - written on 26/02/08 (Very useful, 70 readings)
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I saw these in ASDA one day so decided to give them a try. The Shikar mini poppadums are described as mini lentil crisps and are available in an 120g tube (similar to a pringles tube) next to the curry sauces. They cost around £1.50 and I got a free mango chutney dip with the tube I bought. Packaging ------------ The tube tells me that Shikar has been established since 1985 and are makers of speciality gourmet snacks. There is a picture of an Indian lady with a poppadum on her head where there would normally be a red dot and I am told that my snacks are green chilli and garlic flavour. Looking at the back of the tube, I learn that ... Read the complete review