Boondi

Boondi is a popular Indian snack made from tiny, crispy fried gram flour (besan) balls. It can be sweet or savory, depending on preparation. Sweet boondi is soaked in sugar syrup to make a delightful dessert, often used in laddoos, while savory boondi is seasoned with spices and enjoyed as a crunchy snack or added to chaats. Light, flavorful, and versatile, boondi is a favorite across India for festivals, celebrations, or everyday snacking.

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