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coconut chutney in lunch box

Discussion in 'Indian Diet & Nutrition' started by abinayasarvan, Jun 7, 2013.

  1. Jun 7, 2013 #1
    abinayasarvan

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    My son wants to take idlis in his lunch box,but he wants to take them with coconut chutney.I am worried that its summertime and chutney may get spoilt.am i worrying unneccessarily.does chutney stay fresh in lunch box?
    can anyone please tell me
     
    abinayasarvan, Jun 7, 2013
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  2. Jun 7, 2013 #2
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    Hi abinaya, there r chances that it may get spoilt.. wen I was at school, I used to take salt in a tiny container and mix it with the chutney just before lunch time. It stays good that way. U could try that.
     
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    thanks for this thread, a common problem i always faced
     
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    In my experience, I found that it tends to get a bit sour after a few hours, other than that, it tastes just as good as usual.
     
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    shagydeep

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    Hello,
    One of the best solution....
     
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    Add more of roasted gram. Coconut is anyway a little oily, so with more gram, the chutney is tastier and lasts longer. I hope it works for you. And yeah, my Mom always suggests a tempering on the chutney.
     
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