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Ambali is a traditional South Indian porridge made from fermented millet or rice flour. It is particularly associated with the states of Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh. The fermentation process gives it a characteristic sour taste, and it is consumed as a cooling and easily digestible food.

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What is ambali made from?

Ambali is a fermented porridge made from millet flour or rice flour. In South India it is particularly associated with Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh.

Why does ambali taste sour?

The sour taste comes from fermentation of the millet or rice flour mixture. Fermentation also gives ambali its characteristic light, easily digestible texture.

Is ambali a drink or a porridge?

It can be served as a thin, drinkable porridge or as a thicker spoonable preparation. The exact consistency depends on how much water is used during cooking.

Where is ambali traditionally eaten?

Ambali is associated especially with the South Indian states of Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh. It is traditionally valued as a cooling food, particularly in warm weather.

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