From sandwiches, pakoras, cookies, and dry snacks, there are several options that you can serve with a cup of tea.
They are simple to make and enjoyed by everyone in the family. You can prepare the cookies and dry snacks ahead of time and store them in an airtight container to enjoy for several days.
Here are 5 lip-smacking and filling combinations to have with your tea.
Poha A very popular and tasty combination to enjoy with tea is poha. It tastes delicious with an instant cup of tea. You can also carry it while travelling to satisfy your hunger pangs. Poha is easy to cook, and it is low in calories and high in fibre. It is also a good source of carbohydrates.
Chilli cheese toast The combination of spicy cheese and crunchy toast is ideal for tea time munchies, pairing beautifully with the delicate sweetness of tea, and can be prepared in a short span of time. Cheese chilli toast also tastes extremely good with iced tea.
Rava upma Upma is a traditional South Indian breakfast dish made from roasted semolina (locally known as rava or suji), cooked with tempered mustard seeds, cumin seeds, lentils, curry leaves, onion, ginger, and green chillies. It is a simple and delicious snack that can be enjoyed with tea and as well as coffee.
Samosa Nothing can be better than samosa-tea combo, especially in the rainy season. It is hard to resist a crispy samosa filled with spiced potatoes. Samosa is among the most popular snacks to enjoy with your evening tea, helping to satisfy your
Bread pakora Bread Pakora is a popular snack made by dipping bread slices, often loaded with spiced mashed potatoes, in a seasoned gram flour batter before deep-frying till crispy and golden. Crunchy on the outside and soft on the inside, this delectable teatime treat is served hot with a spicy or sweet chutney and a cup of chai.