Manathakkali Vathal – 200gm
₹260.00
- Manathakkali Vathal is a sour-salt south Indian recipe. A
- Also known as Milaguthakkali in Tamil and as Makoy in Hindi.
- These leaves and fruits are very helpful in curing stomach and mouth ulcers.
- Manathakkali Vathal is a sour-salt south Indian recipe.
- It’s also known as Milaguthakkali in Tamil and as Makoy in Hindi.
- These leaves and fruits are very helpful in curing stomach and mouth ulcers.
| Weight | 0.25 kg |
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