30 kgs TO TAKE TO BRAZIL

 



Wheat flour 5 kg
 Ghee 2 kg
 Basmati rice 1 kg
 Sofiya rice 2 kg.
Total: 10 kg

Channa atta 1/2 kg
Eno sachets, 12
Tea leaves, 1 kg
Rose tea leaves 1/2 kg
Goa sausages, 2 kg
Yellow jaggery, 1/2 kg
Bibinca, 1 kg
Doce, 1/2 kg
Bolinas, 1/2 kg
Aam papad, 1 kg
Shrikhand, 1kg
Amla candy, 1/4 kg

Port wine, 1 litre
Total:10 kg 

Garam masala, 100 g
Kasuri methi, 100 g
Green chillies, 100 g
Red chillies, 100 g
Red chilly powder, 50 g
Papad, 2 packets
Semolina, 1/2 kg
Himalayan salt, 1/2 kg
Raisins, 1/2 kg
Cashew nuts , 1/2 kg
Cardamom, 100 g
Nutmeg,1
Jeera goli,1/4 kg
Saffron, 10 g
Butter 500 g
Cheese slices, 400 g
Jam, 500 g
Coffee sachets, 4 packets
Pepper powder, 250 g
Turmeric powder, 100g
Ginger Garlic paste, 4 packets
Paper napkins, 1 packet
Marie Biscuits, 800 g

Hide n Seek, Jim Jam biscuits, 6 each
 Crackers, 2 packets.
Total: 10 kg 


NOT AVAILABLE
Wheat flour 5 kg
Ghee 1 kg
Basmati rice 2 kg
Sofiya rice 3 kg
Channa atta 1kg
Eno sachets, 12
Tea leaves, 2 kg
Rose tea leaves 1/2 kg
Goa sausages, 2 kg
Yellow jaggery, 1 kg
Goa jaggery , 1/2 kg
Bibinca, 1 kg
Doce, 1/2 kg
Bolinas, 2 kg
Aam papad, 2 kg
Shrikhand, 1kg
Amla candy, 1/2 kg
Port wine, 2 litres
Garam masala, 250 g
Kasuri methi, 100 g
Green chillies, 250 g
Red chillies, 250 g
Red chilly powder, 250 g
Ginger Garlic paste, 3*100g
Indian snacks
Hide n Seek, Jim Jam biscuits,6 each
Pickles
Papad, 3 packets
Semolina, 1 kg
Himalayan salt, 1 kg
Bar soaps, 6
Raisins, 1 kg
Cashew nuts , 1 kg
Cardamom, 250 g
Custard powder, one packet
Nutmeg,1
Jeera goli,1/2 kg
Saffron

EXPENSIVE
Butter 200 g, Rs 164
Cheese, 1 kg, Rs 839
Cheese spread 200g, Rs 105
Cream 200 g, Rs 51
Jam, 500 g
Coffee, 3 packets 
Tomato ketchup, 1 litre 
Mayonnaise, 500g, Rs 56 
Coconut milk 200g, Rs 96
Curds, 150 g, Rs 40
Pepper powder
Turmeric powder 
Ginger 
Garlic 
Coriander leaves 
Lettuce
Paper napkins 50 units, Rs 90
Clothes detergent 800 g, Rs 192
Biscuits Marie, 200 g, Rs 71
Biscuits wafer BisBis 100 g, Rs 105
Eggs, 20 units, Rs 267
Chicken 1kg, Rs 157
Ham
Beef mince
Noodles 500 g Rs 150, 24*70g
Spaghetti, 500 g Rs 38
Pasta, 500 g, Rs 67
Oil 1 litre, Rs 207, 2 litres 
Soya sauce, 500 ml, Rs 213
Mayonnaise, 500 g, Rs 56
Bread, 400 g, Rs 134
Crackers, 350 g, Rs 112, five packets
Coconut milk, 200ml, Rs 96
Vinegar 400 ml, Rs 93

ALMOST SAME PRICES AS INDIA
Milk, 12 l, Rs 880
Onions, 1 kg, Rs 45
Potatoes, 1 kg, Rs 45
Tomatoes
Sour limes
Toilet rolls, 12 rolls, Rs 150
Pork 1 kg, Rs 420
Avocados 1 kg , Rs
Apples, 850 g, Rs 120
Guava juice 1 litre, Rs 118

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