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Frequently Asked Question!
Banana chips contain nutritional content such as potassium, vitamin A, and vitamin C, which helps in healthy digestion, muscle function, immunity, healthy vision, and controlling blood sugar levels. They are also gluten-free. Banana chips can be considered part of a healthy diet only if consumed in moderation with minimal additives. Homemade banana chips can ensure control over ingredients and cooking methods compared to store-bought chips.
The traditional Kerala style banana chips recipe does not contain added sugar. Thendral Exim Nendran Banana Chips is the best to consider since it is traditionally cooked Organically grown and manufactured in our own farm Banana chips
The traditional preparation of baking banana chips, or kaayavaruthathu, involves peeling the plantain, washing them thoroughly to remove stains, slicing the nendran variety of plantain into thin disks, and deep-frying them in coconut oil. Salt is added to the oil as per taste. These are the basic steps for preparing nendran chips, and missing any of these steps may not result in the final product. However, there are some who prefer air-frying the chips instead of deep frying, which is another method followed in recent times.
We Thenral Exim are the producers from our own farm locally grown Nendran banana variety is often used to make traditional Kerala-style banana chips.
The traditional and widely used oil for frying is coconut oil. Coconut oil adds a distinct flavor to the chips and complements the overall taste. Coconut oil has a high smoke point, which means it can withstand the high heat required for deep frying without breaking down or producing harmful compounds. Additionally, coconut oil contains healthy saturated fats that can provide a rich and satisfying texture to the banana chips.
Banana chips come in a variety of flavors to cater to different tastes and preferences. Some common flavors of banana chips include traditional salted, spicy with added chili or pepper, and tangy with a hint of lime or tamarind.