Postcard Mysuru Murukku Review – Tasty & Crunchy Savoury

1. Packaging

Postcard Mysuru Murukku namkeen comes in a resealable plastic pouch. 

2. Ingredients 

Following are Mysuru Murukku namkeen ingredients-

Gram flour, rice flour, urad dal, palm oil, salt, cumin, and carom seeds. 

3. Taste

This Postcard Mysuru Murukku snack has an unmissable black pepper flavor. 

Like chakli/murukku normally is, this snack too isn’t loaded with spices or seasoning. What we also really liked about this Postcard Mysuru Murukku namkeen does not leave an oily aftertaste. (as murukku is a fried snack, this may be a possibility)

4. Texture

Perfectly crispy and crunchy, Postcard Mysuru Murukku tasted fresh!

5. Crunchiness

This variant of the Postcard Mysuru Murukku snacks was just like we expected them to be. The crunch was bang-on!

You could relish these murukku fingers with a creamy or spicy dip. 

6. Price

Postcard Mysuru Murukku price for a 90 g pack is INR 70. 

7. Nutritional Information

Following is the nutritional information for Postcard Mysuru Murukku namkeen per 100 g-

169 kcal, 17.6 g of carbohydrates, 9.10 g of fat, and 4.4 g of protein.

Unlike most packaged snacks, Postcard Mysuru Murukku has a relatively short shelf life. This is because their range of products is created in small batches and packed without any nitrogen flushing. 

Postcard Mysuru Murukku is made using a spiced mix of gram flour and rice flour. These mildly-flavored finger-sized snacks feel light on the palate and aren’t too oily. 

As a tea-time snack or a chakna with your favorite drink, here are some more details about Postcard Mysuru Murukku namkeen. 

Features

• The smaller 90 g pack of Postcard Mysuru Murukku is priced at Rs 70.
• This Postcard namkeen is packed in a gold pouch.
• These finger-sized snacks can be consumed by kids too.
• They have a shelf life of two months.
• The black pepper taste is unmissable!

Pros

• Texture-wise, these murukku fingers have a bold crunch!
• These can easily be customized into a flavor-loaded snack or meal.
• They feel quite light on the palate and are not loaded with oil.
• The macronutrient composition is pretty decent. 

Cons

• South Indian murukku typically is made with butter. Postcard Mysuru Murukku has palm oil. 

Best Suited For

These finger-sized snacks are a great snack option for all age groups and occasions. From a quick mid-meal munchy or starter with a dip to a wholesome chaat-type meal, you can build a lip-smacking meal using Postcard Mysuru Murukku as the base!

Here are some interesting FAQs on Postcard Mysuru Murukku.

1. Is Postcard Mysuru Murukku a healthy snack?

Although it is not a calorie-dense snack, portion control and moderation are key factors when it comes to enjoying your favorite foods while keeping health in mind. 

2. Does Postcard Mysuru Murukku contain palm oil?

Yes, Postcard Mysuru Murukku is fried in palm oil. 

3. Is Postcard Mysuru Murukku overpriced?

Postcard Mysuru Murukku is priced a little on the higher side as compared to other brands. However, the packaging and absence of refined wheat flour justify the price. 

4. Is Postcard Mysuru Murukku vegetarian?

Yes, pure vegetarian ingredients have been used. 

5. Is Postcard Mysuru Murukku a good tea-time snack?

Yes, since these aren’t loaded with flavor or feel too heavy on the palate, Postcard Mysuru Murukku makes for a decent tea-time snack. 

6. What is the difference between Postcard Mysuru Murukku and Chakli?

Chakli is typically circular in shape. Postcard Mysuru Murukku namkeen is a finger-sized snack. 

Also, chakli can be prepared with other grains and millets.  Postcard Murukku uses gram flour and rice flour. 

7. In what sizes do Postcard Mysuru Murukku available?

Postcard Mysuru Murukku is available in packs of 90 and 125 g. 

Voila! Here is Team Mishry’s take on Postcard Mysuru Murukku. These crisp murukku fingers have a great taste and an even better crunch. These taste authentic and have a lovely black pepper flavor to them. 

The taste and texture, both make this Postcard Mysuru Murukku a great base for creating elaborate dishes. 

If not, you can relish a handful of these with some tea.

Would you stick to the round chaklis or give these murukku fingers a try? Let us know if you do!

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