Adukkala, How it's made

Simple ingredients, made the nadan way.

Raw Nendran bananas, coconut oil and a pinch of salt, cooked the way it's done back home in Keralam. Here's how our chips are made.

A Kerala courtyard: an uruli of banana chips, bunches of Nendran bananas, coconuts and a brass lamp

From Keralam's farms to your table

A Kerala farmer in a white mundu carrying a bunch of Nendran bananas through his banana and coconut farm

Locally sourced

Raw Nendran bananas from small farms across Keralam. Every chip starts here.

A woman in a saree slicing a peeled banana with a sharp knife, thin rounds falling into a brass vessel

Sliced paper-thin

Each banana is sliced thin for that delicate Keralam-style crunch.

A man in a white mundu frying golden banana chips in a bronze uruli of coconut oil

Fried in coconut oil

Small batches, in oil that is never reused. A pinch of salt, nothing else.

Nothing added. Nothing hidden.

Raw Nendran bananas, coconut oil and salt. That's the whole recipe.

Our Sweet chips use ripe bananas, so the sweetness comes from the fruit alone.

  • Handmade in small batches
  • No preservatives or additives
  • Fresh oil, every batch
  • No added sugar
  • Vegan and gluten-free
  • Locally sourced in Keralam

Taste the nadan way.

Thin, crisp and fresh from a small batch.

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