
Ring Snacks: The Fun-Shaped Crunch Everyone Loves
September 14, 2022




Pulse-based snacks have been part of Indian food habits for generations. From roasted chana to moong dal namkeen, pulses have always been trusted as tasty, filling, and wholesome ingredients. Today, they are becoming even more popular as people look for snacks that are not just tasty but also feel lighter and healthier.
Pulses like chana, moong, urad, and peas are naturally rich in protein and fiber. This makes pulse-based snacks:
More filling than regular snacks
Suitable for longer-lasting energy
Enjoyed by people of all age groups
That’s why many people prefer roasted or lightly fried pulse snacks with their evening tea.
Earlier, pulse snacks were mostly homemade or sold loose. Today, they are available in neatly packed, flavored varieties—spicy, tangy, and masala blends. This shift has increased the need for:
Clean and uniform pulses
Proper roasting and frying
Consistent seasoning
Modern consumers expect the same taste and crunch in every packet.
Raw pulses cannot be used directly for snacks. They must be:
Cleaned to remove dust and stones
Sorted for uniform size
Processed carefully to achieve the right crunch
If pulses are overcooked, they turn hard. If undercooked, they remain raw inside. Getting this balance right is key to a good pulse snack.
Good snacks always start with good raw materials. High-quality pulses help ensure:
Better taste
Longer shelf life
Safer consumption
That’s why ingredient partners like Ashwmegh are important to the snack industry. Since 1999, Ashwmegh has supplied premium pulses and other ingredients that help manufacturers create pulse snacks people can trust and enjoy.
