Noodles from Tamil Nadu’s Legendary Groom’s Rice — Maapilai Samba!
Ana Foods Maapilai Samba Rice Noodles are made from Maapilai Samba — one of Tamil Nadu’s most celebrated heritage rice varieties, literally meaning ‘Groom’s Rice’. Traditionally fed to grooms before their wedding for its exceptional strength-giving, iron-rich, and stamina-boosting properties, Maapilai Samba is a nutritional powerhouse that has been cultivated in Tamil Nadu for centuries. Each 200g pack includes a ready-to-use tastemaker masala.
Ingredients
Noodles: Maapilai Samba Rice Flour, Edible Vegetable Oil, Salt, Purified Water
Tastemaker Masala: Chilli Powder, Turmeric Powder, Pepper, Ginger, Salt
Pack Contents: Noodles – 180g (approx.) + Tastemaker – 15g | Total: 200g
Why Maapilai Samba Rice Noodles?
- No Maida — made with heritage Maapilai Samba rice flour
- Exceptionally Rich in Iron — one of the highest iron-content rice varieties
- Strength & Stamina — traditionally consumed for energy and endurance
- Heritage Grain — a rare, centuries-old Tamil Nadu variety
- High in Fibre & Antioxidants — the dark bran layer is packed with nutrients
- No Preservatives, No MSG, No Artificial Colours
- Vegan & Sun-Dried — 9-month shelf life
- Tastemaker included
How to Cook
- Boil 180g of noodles in 1 litre of water with a spoon of oil and 1 tsp of salt for 3 minutes
- Drain and rinse in plain water. Set aside
- Stir-fry vegetables of your choice with oil or butter
- Add the tastemaker masala and mix well
- Add the noodles, toss together and serve hot
Perfect For
- Heritage grain enthusiasts and food lovers
- Iron-deficient individuals and those managing anaemia
- Active individuals and fitness enthusiasts needing stamina
- Gifting — a unique, premium heritage food gift
- Health-conscious families seeking traditional nutrition
FAQ
1. What is Maapilai Samba Rice?
Maapilai Samba means ‘Groom’s Rice’ in Tamil. It is a heritage rice variety traditionally fed to grooms before their wedding for its exceptional iron content and strength-giving properties. It has been cultivated in Tamil Nadu for centuries.
2. Does this contain maida?
No, it is made with Maapilai Samba rice flour as the primary ingredient.
3. Why is it called Groom’s Rice?
The name comes from the tradition of feeding this iron-rich, stamina-boosting rice to grooms (Maapilai in Tamil) before their wedding to enhance their strength and vitality.
4. Is the tastemaker included?
Yes, each pack includes approximately 15g of tastemaker masala.
5. Is it vegan?
Yes, all ingredients are 100% plant-based.
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