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Thenga Unda refers to coconut ball fritters from Kerala, India. It is made from freshly grated coconut, mixed with jaggery, ghee and cardamom powder then form into balls then deep-fried in Coconut Oil until golden brown.
I really do not know if Thenga Unda is traditionally a Keralan teatime snacks, but this was was bought by my friend in a Chaya Kada (Teashop) in Allepey, a district of Kerala.
Thenga and Unda , is the Malayalam words for Coconut and Balls, respectively.

Deutsch: Theobromin / Español: Teobromina / Português: Teobromina / Français: Théobromine / Italiano: Teobromina
Theobromine is a natural compound found in cacao beans, making it an active ingredient in chocolate and cocoa products. Chemically related to caffeine, theobromine belongs to the methylxanthine group, and it is known for its mild stimulant effects. In the food context, theobromine contributes to the characteristic bitter taste of dark chocolate and has various health effects, including mood enhancement and cardiovascular benefits.
English: Spluttered Spicy Beef Fry / Deutsch: Gespritztes Scharfes Rindfleischbraten / Español: Salteado Picante de Ternera / Português: Carne de Vaca Picante Salteada / Français: Boeuf Épicé Éclaboussé / Italiano: Spezzatino di Manzo Piccante /
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