| Again, papads are rolled out paper thin whereas poppadoms are rolled out a little thicker and puff up more. |
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| We had ordered a pint of lager each and began with four poppadoms and a pickle tray which arrived very quickly. |
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| Some poppadoms arrived with cucumber yoghurt, chutney and a dry spicy vegetable dip while we checked out what was on offer. |
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| It is a hot, sweet and sour delight that you can make time and again for use with fish and chicken dishes, or as a dipping sauce for spring rolls, poppadoms and savouries. |
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| We also had Indian food including mangoes, chapattis and poppadoms. |
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| Over the years, the company's range has expanded to include sauces in both jars and cans, ready made meals, poppadoms, ready-to-eat breads and Indian snacks. |
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| On the menu was chicken tikka and korma, served with rice, poppadoms and naan bread. |
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| She bundled poppadoms and a plain nan into the bag, along with a veggie dopiaza for Molly. |
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| For mains, we had nellai beef curry, tandoori chicken tikka, coconut rice, Peshwari naan, garlic nann and a packet of poppadoms. |
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| Chefs at the Eye of the Tiger in Bournemouth, England, started making 1,000 poppadoms, 1,000 samosas, 100 chicken tikkas, 500 fish curries and 500 lamb biryanis. |
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| They all had to eat 10 poppadoms in two minutes, without any drinks. |
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| Outlets should also reduce the size of curries and stop giving out free poppadoms with them, according to advice on the Department of Health website. |
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| You see, I don't particularly want to eat poppadoms that even Chuck Norris could not break in half or a curry with so much ghee and additives that your food glows in the dark. |
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| Poppadoms are made from gram flour, which contains plant substances called isoflavones. |
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