OVIA’s BUTTER MURUKKU is a authentic South Indian spiral shaped rice flour snack. It is delicious buttery savoury snack made of rice flour, butter and condiments. These are a popular festive-treat from the South Indian Cuisine for all festivals, celebrations and weddings. It’s time to Enjoy Ovia’s Utterly Butterly Murukku Buy today to experience the...
Thattai is a South Indian deep fried snack made with rice flour flavoured with spices. It is prepared during Janmashtami and Diwali seasons. It is known as Nippattu in Karnataka and Chekkalu in Andhra Pradesh/Telangana. This crisp fried rice crackers is good pair for tea.
OVIA' s KARA SEV is a traditional Indian snack made with besan flour Rice flour, salt and spices. Ovia's Kara sev is a spicy, tasty and crunchy snacks with a light texture and aromatic. Kara sev is a popular allover india with each regions have their unique sev. In tamilnadu , a small town called...
OVIA’ s Pepper Kara Sev is a traditional Indian snack made with besan flour Rice flour, salt and spices. Ovia’s Pepper Kara Sev is a spicy, tasty and crunchy snacks with a light texture and aromatic. Pepper Kara Sev is a popular allover india with each regions have their unique sev. In tamilnadu , a...
OVIA’s ‘ Andhra Murukku is a delicious and tasty snack. It is made of Rice flour, besan flour, and spices. This Ring Muruku is a popular festival snack that is very popular in the Southern States of India. Chegodilu is the Andhra Version and Kodubele is the Karnataka version. Just that both resembles a ring...
OVIA 's MADRAS MIXTURE is a crunchy, munchy 'Madras' style Mixture is our speciality. As the name specifies it is a mixure various namkeen - a mix of various savories like Sev, Omapodi, Kara boondhi, Fried peanuts,Poha, Cashew nuts, Roasted Gram Dal bits of Ribbon pakoda and along with a blend of spice which add taste ....
OVIA’s ‘ Andhra Murukku is a delicious and tasty snack. It is made of Rice flour, besan flour, and spices. This Ring Muruku is a popular festival snack that is very popular in the Southern States of India. Chegodilu is the Andhra Version and Kodubele is the Karnataka version. Just that both resembles a ring...

