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Saffron Road Frozen Chicken Biryani - 10oz
CTNR268227 0857063002041 CTNR268227Saffron Road
2025-04-28
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Contains: Milk
May Contain: Wheat, Eggs
Features: No Added Antibiotics
Dietary Needs: Gluten Free, Certified Gluten Free
State of Readiness: Prepared, Heat and Serve
Package Quantity: 1
Pre-package preparation: Fully Cooked
Package type: Individual Item Single Serving
Net weight: 10 Ounces
•A classic Hyderabad inspired recipe with tender dark meat chicken and caramelized onions
•Chicken raised with NO Antibiotics EVER
•19grams of protein
•Certified Gluten Free; Certified Halal
•Medium Heat
Explore the dish that elevates simple rice into a complex masterpiece of Indian cuisine.
Did you know that…
The birthplace of Biryani wasn’t in India at all. Biryani is a mixture of the ancient Persian word “birinj” meaning rice and “birian” meaning fried before cooking. Some tales even credit Mumtaz Mahal, the queen who inspired the Taj Mahal, with its introduction. Perfected over generations, ours is hand-crafted with an epicurean blend of enticing spices, aromas and flavors.
May Contain: Wheat, Eggs
Features: No Added Antibiotics
Dietary Needs: Gluten Free, Certified Gluten Free
State of Readiness: Prepared, Heat and Serve
Package Quantity: 1
Pre-package preparation: Fully Cooked
Package type: Individual Item Single Serving
Net weight: 10 Ounces
•A classic Hyderabad inspired recipe with tender dark meat chicken and caramelized onions
•Chicken raised with NO Antibiotics EVER
•19grams of protein
•Certified Gluten Free; Certified Halal
•Medium Heat
Explore the dish that elevates simple rice into a complex masterpiece of Indian cuisine.
Did you know that…
The birthplace of Biryani wasn’t in India at all. Biryani is a mixture of the ancient Persian word “birinj” meaning rice and “birian” meaning fried before cooking. Some tales even credit Mumtaz Mahal, the queen who inspired the Taj Mahal, with its introduction. Perfected over generations, ours is hand-crafted with an epicurean blend of enticing spices, aromas and flavors.
