What does 'chat' mean in Indian food?
In Indian food, 'chat' (often spelled 'chaat') refers to a variety of savory snacks that are usually tangy, spicy, and a bit sweet. It's street food heaven!
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Chaat is basically a type of Indian street food that combines crispy dough, potatoes, chickpeas, and a medley of chutneys. Think of it as the ultimate snack mix!
FYI, chaat means 'to lick' in Hindi because it's so tasty you'll want to lick your fingers clean!
Just a spicy, tangy, and tasty snack. You won't regret trying it!
Chaat is the MVP of Indian street food. Crispy, tangy, spicy goodness all in one bite!
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