Peanut brittle
@allknowing (139565)
India
January 28, 2025 5:21am CST
I used the term peanut brittle as this will be better understood. We call it chikki. I wrote about the order I had placed and it has arrived. This peanut brittle is made with jaggery which is healtheir tha sugar
There are a total of 75 pieces neatly wrapped. They are quite easy on the teeth though brittle.
I have already had a few and feel like having more. I must keep my craving in check.
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@allknowing (139565)
• India
28 Jan
@rakski Be careful\. And do 
not try to reduce your sweetness
not try to reduce your sweetness1 person likes this
@allknowing (139565)
• India
28 Jan
It is easy to make. I have years ago Do they use sugar or jaggery?
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@BACONSTRIPSXXX (14609)
• Torrington, Connecticut
28 Jan
I used to love eating these as a kid
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@allknowing (139565)
• India
6h
@BACONSTRIPSXXX You may find it in Indian Malls
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@BACONSTRIPSXXX (14609)
• Torrington, Connecticut
6h
@allknowing Not easy to find here in Connecticut, in my homeland country they have vendors on the streets with this snack
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@arunima25 (88359)
• Bangalore, India
28 Jan
I love them but have to restrict myself due to my diabetes. A very healthy choice of snacking especially in this season. It's good for bone health. Enjoy it.
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@allknowing (139565)
• India
28 Jan
I was not sure if my teeth coul dhandle them. I was pleasantly surprised that I can eat them easily.
I know the health benefits of both peanuts and jaggerey Sad you cannot eat them.
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@arunima25 (88359)
• Bangalore, India
28 Jan
@allknowing Glad that you can eat them and that doesn't bother your teeth. Enjoy them!
I have some in my home. I might grab half piece to enjoy after reading this.
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@allknowing (139565)
• India
28 Jan
@arunima25 Even diabetics can eat everything in moderation. Enjoy that bit
@somewitch (1459)
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28 Jan
I haven't had these in a while, but I remember how delicious they were. Good to know they're easy on the teeth, I guess it's the jaggery that makes it softer than sugar based brittle.
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@somewitch (1459)
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@allknowing Oh, that certainly helps make them easier to bite.
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@Pangestu31 (99)
• Indonesia
29 Jan
Oh, chikki sounds absolutely delicious! Using jaggery instead of regular sugar makes it such a healthier and more flavorful treat. It’s amazing how something so simple—peanuts and jaggery—can turn into something so addictive. I can totally understand why you’re tempted to keep eating more! ??
75 pieces sounds like a lot, but I’m sure they’ll disappear faster than you think, especially if they’re as soft and satisfying as you describe. It’s great that they arrived well-packaged too, so they stay fresh and intact.
How do you usually enjoy your chikki? Do you have it as a snack with tea, or do you save it for special occasions? Either way, it sounds like a treat worth savoring (even if it’s hard to resist eating them all at once!). ???
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@allknowing (139565)
• India
29 Jan
I munch it and not necessarily while having tea.
That was sure an eulogy for the simple chikki
