The two Patra styles make this combo much more interesting than buying one snack. We enjoyed the soft rolls first and saved the crunchy pieces for evening chai.

A nice taste of Bardoli in a convenient pack. Patra has a familiar Gujarati flavour and the second texture keeps the combo from feeling repetitive.

This has become our regular tea-time snack. The seasoning is noticeable without taking away from the traditional Patra taste.

I liked that one variety is softer and the other has a proper crunch. Good option when everyone at home wants something different.

Ordered this for the family and both packs disappeared quickly. Simple, traditional and easy to serve when guests drop in.

Patra nu taste saras che. Especially with hot chai, it feels like a proper Gujarati evening snack.

Instead of choosing between two Patra formats, this combo gives both. The flavours are balanced and neither felt overly complicated.

There is a homestyle quality to the seasoning that I really liked. It reminded me of snacks served during family visits.

We opened it with evening tea and ended up finishing much more than planned. The crunchy version was my personal favourite.

The taste stays close to the traditional snack profile rather than being loaded with extra masala. That worked very well for me.

Bought it when relatives were visiting. Easy to put both packs on a plate and let everyone choose their preferred texture.

The combination is the main reason I would buy this again. One pack gives a softer bite while the other has a satisfying crunch.

Aa combo ghar jevu lage che. Masala balanced che ane chai sathe bahu mast lage.

A cup of masala chai and these Patra pieces made a very good pairing. The seasoning stayed pleasant even after a few bites.

Good packaging and a practical two-style combination. It is handy to keep around when you need a quick savoury snack.

I liked the traditional character here. It doesn't taste like a generic fried namkeen; the Patra flavour is quite distinct.

This worked nicely as a small snack when guests came over. The two varieties also gave people a choice without needing multiple packets.

If you like crunchy snacks, the crispy style is especially enjoyable. The other version gives a completely different bite.

I keep one pack in the office snack cupboard. It is easy to share during tea breaks and doesn't need any preparation.

The flavour brought back memories of Gujarati farsan shops. It has that familiar spiced, savoury character I was looking for.

The two formats complement each other well. I preferred the softer pieces, while my husband liked the crunchy ones.

Glad the spice level isn't overwhelming. You can actually taste the Patra rather than only the masala.

Nothing complicated here, just a traditional savoury snack with two textures. Exactly what I wanted for evening munching.

I tried it with both tea and coffee and enjoyed it either way. The crispy pieces stayed pleasantly crunchy.

Everyone at home found something they liked in the combo. For a small family, this is an easy snack option.

Mane aa combo ma traditional Gujarati taste khub game chhe. Both varieties have their own charm.

No preparation, no mess, just open and serve. Useful when you want a quick snack for visitors.

The spice blend is mild enough for regular snacking but still gives the Patra a good savoury kick.

I would choose this over a single-style Patra pack because the change in texture keeps each serving interesting.

We carried it on a short road trip and it was convenient to snack on. The dry format made it easy to pack.

The crunchy Patra was the highlight for me. It has a nice bite and worked especially well with evening tea.

Busy weekdays don't leave much time for making farsan at home, so this gives me a convenient alternative with a traditional taste.

I had not tried this brand before, so this combo was an easy way to sample two styles. Overall, a pleasant introduction.

The seasoning feels familiar if you grew up eating Gujarati snacks. I liked the straightforward taste and texture.