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Wafers Without Onion and Garlic

Plate of thin golden banana wafers beside a green banana, banana slices, and curry leaves.
Banana wafers, the chip we stock for shoppers who want no onion and no garlic. Image generated for this guide.

Wafers without onion garlic are the chip-shaped snacks in our no-onion, no-garlic range. The ones people ask for by that phrase are Balaji banana wafers, in Mast Mari and Mast Masala, plus Garvi Gujarat banana chips on the same shelf. Potato wafers and banana wafers are both here. The tag is what to follow, not the shape.

We do not print a religious certificate on these pages. “No garlic, no onion” means the product is flagged that way in our catalogue. The bag’s ingredient list is still the label you should read, especially if your household also avoids ginger or certain flours.

Wafers without onion garlic that we stock

These packs are in stock, tagged no garlic and no onion, and also tagged farali:

Balaji Crunchem Masala Masti, 150 g, listed at $2.29, is a potato chip in the same no-onion and farali flags. It is not a banana wafer. Open Crunchem Masala Masti if you want a classic chip shape rather than a banana slice.

Crunchex Simply Salted is a salted potato wafer we stock, and it is tagged farali, but it is not in the no-onion, no-garlic set. Do not assume “salted” means “no alliums.” Use the flag.

How the shop tag works

The no garlic, no onion collection is the full list: namkeen, khakhra, biscuits, and drinks, not only wafers. Banana wafers are the items that match a search for wafers. Khakhra and Raju mixes match a search for namkeen. Mixing those into one basket is fine. Mixing up the labels is how the wrong pack gets ordered.

Farali and no-onion overlap on the banana wafers, and they do not overlap on every snack. A product can be one, the other, or both. The farali collection is the fasting shortlist. This wafer guide is only the chip-shaped part of the no-onion shelf.

Which seasoning to pick

Mast Mari is the pepper-forward bag. Mast Masala is the rounder spice bag. If you are buying for guests who disagree about heat, take one of each. Both are 150 g, so neither is a party-sized tin. Two or three packs is a normal bowl for a small gathering.

Garvi Gujarat’s 180 g bags are the slightly larger banana chip if you already know that brand. They cost more per pack than the Balaji 150 g bags. Compare the grams, not only the sticker, if you are choosing on value.

Pickup remains 40 Fountainhead Road, North York. The collection page is the fastest way to see which of these bags is still in stock this week.

Frequently asked questions

Which wafers have no onion and no garlic?

In stock: Balaji Banana Wafers Mast Mari and Mast Masala, Garvi Gujarat Banana Chips Mari, Garvi Gujarat Yellow Banana Wafer, and Balaji Crunchem Masala Masti. All are tagged no garlic and no onion.

Is salted Crunchex in that list?

No. Crunchex Simply Salted is tagged farali, not no garlic and no onion. Do not treat salted as the same thing.

Are these wafers also farali?

The banana wafers and Crunchem Masala Masti on this page are tagged both farali and no garlic, no onion. The tag is a shortlist, not a certificate. Read the bag.

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