Sabrini, the new Indian food brand from Raji Foods has been designed by celebrity chef Harpal Singh
For years now Raji Foods has been satisfying Australia’s hunger for ethnic food that is also high on quality and taste, and making Pattu a household brand in Indian homes in Australia.
Now Raji Foods serves Australia yet another fabulous food brand – Sabrini – an offering of Indian foods designed by India’s super popular Celeb Chef Harpal Singh Sokhi.
Dubbed the ‘Energy Chef of India’, Harpal is loved for his relentless passion to add deliciously creative twists to the best of Indian dishes. He is also the man behind the successful TV cooking shows, ‘Turban Tadka’ and ‘Singh and Cook’ that led him to become ‘Television’s Most Admired Chef’ in 2012. Not only has he written and co-authored several cookbooks, he also came up with the unique concept of ‘Ayurvedic Cuisine.’
Chef Harpal has created exclusively tastes for Sabrini, from mouth-watering Indian masala mixes and spice blends to ‘Indian Tiffin’ – a range of Indian combo meals.
The Sabrini range is made maintaining high standards of production, using the finest ingredients and ensuring authentic flavours. It offers an easy and convenient way to put together flavourful Indian meals in just minutes, with no room for error.
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