Bitter Gourd
Original price was: 40₹.30₹Current price is: 30₹.
Keep bitter gourd well refrigerated.
Description
Bitter gourd Momordica charantia is one of the most popular vegetables in Kerala. The fruits are used in a variety of culinary preparations and possess high nutritive and medicinal value.
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