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Exploring the 11 Flavours of Titaura

Titaura is more than just a snack—it’s a burst of nostalgia and flavor for anyone who’s grown up in Nepal or experienced its vibrant food culture. Made primarily from lapsi (Nepali hog plum), Titaura blends sweet, salty, spicy, and tangy elements into chewy, irresistible bites. Over the years, Titaura makers have developed an array of flavours to suit every taste preference. Let’s dive into 11 of the most beloved Titaura flavours, each bringing a unique sensation to your palate.

1. Lapsi Piro Titaura

The classic and most popular variant, lapsi piro balances the natural tartness of hog plum with a strong kick of chili and salt. It’s tangy, spicy, and awakens all your senses.

2. Bechi Patta Titaura

Loved for its thin, chewy texture and intense flavour, bechi patta is made using special lapsi extract and extra spices, creating a snack that’s both nostalgic and mouthwatering.

3. Chatpat Masala Titaura

If you crave something extra zesty, chatpat masala Titaura is for you. It features a lively spice mix of chili, cumin, and black salt, giving it a bold, masala-forward punch.

4. Guliyo Patta (Sweet) Titaura

For those with a sweet tooth, guliyo patta swaps out the chilies for extra jaggery or sugar, transforming Titaura into a chewy, sweet treat while still preserving lapsi’s signature tang.

5. Nunilo Kagati (Salty-Lemon) Titaura

This variant amps up the salt with a squeeze of lemony freshness. Nunilo Kagati Titaura is perfect for those who prefer a sharp, citrus-infused tang.

6. Mango Jhol Titaura

A juicy, tangy option, Mango Jhol infuses rich, ripe mango flavour into a sticky, semi-liquid (jhol) form that’s both sweet and sour—an absolute treat for mango lovers.

7. Imli Guliyo (Sweet Tamarind) Titaura

Blending the natural tartness of tamarind with sugar and spices, Imli Guliyo delivers sweet-and-sour richness in every bite, making it a popular alternative to lapsi-based Titaura.

8. Lamo Chatpat Titaura

Translating to “long spicy,” Lamo Chatpat features elongated, chewy pieces infused with robust spices. This variety stands out for its uniquely fun shape and fiery aftertaste.

9. Amla Piro Titaura

Gooseberry (amla) is known for its health benefits and sour notes. Amla Piro Titaura combines dried amla with chilies, creating a potent, healthy, and tangy snack.

10. Charpate Masala Titaura

Cut into irregular, bite-sized chunks, Charpate Masala upgrades the snack’s signature piro flavor with extra masala seasoning for a complex taste experience.

11. Lapsi Candy Titaura

For a softer bite, lapsi candy is less spicy, more sugary, and presented in fun, candy-like balls—perfect for younger Titaura fans or those who want a sweeter finish.

Why is Titaura So Beloved?

• Versatility: From super spicy to sweet and salty, there’s a Titaura for everyone.

• Cultural Nostalgia: It’s a must-have during festivals, school days, and as a travel snack across Nepal.

• Health Benefits: Variants like lapsi and amla provide vitamin C and aid digestion.

Whether enjoyed on its own or shared among friends, Titaura is a symbol of Nepali street food magic. Try these 11 flavours to discover your favorite—or let the variety surprise you with every bite!