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The most popular street food in South Asia and the Indian subcontinent is jhal muri. There are various types of jhal muri in this region. Such as Masala Jhal Muri, Chanachur Jhal Muri, Badam Jhal Muri, Chicken Jhal Muri, etc. People love Jhal Muri as an afternoon snack.

However, there are some vendors who make different types of chops such as piyaju, beguni, and potato chops and mix them together to make jhal muri.

We have made a documentary about such a Jhal Muri recipe from Jsahore city in the southwestern district of Bangladesh.

Our documentary today is about the popular piyaju, beguni, and potato chops jhal muri in Bangladesh.

The most popular street food in the Indian subcontinent, namely Bangladesh and West Bengal in India, is Jhal Muri. In the cities of this region, you can find Jhal Muri shops at almost all the street corners, from where you can buy Jhal Muri at very affordable prices.

This alluring street food jhal muri is made by mixing different types of spice ingredients, muri, and chanachur together.

We have already aired several documentaries on Jhal Muri. Today's #Shorts documentary is about Masala Jhal Muri, the most popular street food in India and Bangladesh.

Jhalmuri is a popular Bengali street snack, made of puffed rice and an assortment of spices, vegetables, chanachur, mustard oil, and some special masalas. It is especially popular in Bangladesh and in the neighboring West Bengal state of India.