Soft Betel Nut (Supari): The betel nut in this preparation is processed to have a softer consistency compared to the regular dried variety.
Khus Flavor:The primary flavoring agent is khus, derived from the vetiver plant.It imparts an earthy, woody, and slightly sweet aroma and taste that is considered refreshing.
Sweeteners:Sugar or artificial sweeteners like sodium saccharine are often added to enhance the taste.
Mint/Menthol:Some preparations may include mint or menthol for an added cooling sensation and breath-freshening effect.
Silver Coating (Varak): Many brands of soft khus supari feature a thin, edible silver coating, which is often used in traditional Indian sweets and mouth fresheners for visual appeal and a subtle metallic touch.
Other Flavorings: Depending on the brand, other subtle spices or aromatic compounds might be included to complement the khus flavor.
Refreshing Flavor:The distinct earthy and cooling notes of khus provide a unique and refreshing taste, making it a pleasant after-meal treat, especially in the warm climate of Ahmedabad.
Breath Freshener:The inclusion of khus and often mint/menthol contributes to freshening breath after meals.
Palatable Texture: The "soft" nature of the supari makes it easier to chew compared to harder, dried betel nuts.
Traditional Custom: Consuming flavored supari as a mukhwas is a common cultural practice in India after meals.
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