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What Makes Prince Indori Poha Special?

Prince Indori Poha isn't just a dish - it's an institution. What sets it apart is the perfect balance of flavors: the tanginess of lemon, the crunch of onions, the freshness of coriander, and the unique blend of spices that tease your taste buds.

Prepared with thin poha (flattened rice) that's lightly cooked to retain texture, topped with sev (crispy gram flour noodles) and served with a side of fiery green chutney, it's a breakfast experience like no other.

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The History of Poha

Origins

Poha has been a staple in Indian households for centuries, with its origins tracing back to western India where rice flakes were an easily stored and prepared food.

Indore's Twist

In the 1950s, street food vendors in Indore began perfecting their own version of poha, adding unique spice blends and serving it with sev and jalebi.

Prince Poha is Born

The "Prince" brand became synonymous with the best poha in Indore during the 1980s, with their signature preparation drawing food lovers from across the country.

National Recognition

By the 2000s, Prince Indori Poha had gained national fame, being featured in food shows, magazines, and becoming a must-try dish for visitors to Indore.

What People Say

"I traveled all the way from Delhi to taste the original Prince Indori Poha, and it was worth every kilometer! The perfect balance of flavors is something I'll never forget."

- Rajesh Kumar, Food Blogger

"As someone from Indore, I've grown up eating Prince Poha. Even after traveling the world, I still haven't found a breakfast dish that compares to its deliciousness."

- Priya Singh, Travel Enthusiast

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