No palm oil snacks
Updated 29 October 2026. House of Happy Leaf, Vaishnavi Agroteche Private Limited, Bengaluru.
Does Happy Leaf use palm oil in its snacks?
House of Happy Leaf snacks are Indian namkeen cooked in cold-pressed peanut oil, with no palm oil. Aaha is the Telugu range and Thalaivaa is the Tamil range, with Happy Leaf covering the rest of India. The snacks are fried in that peanut oil, not baked. Vaishnavi Agroteche Private Limited packs them in Bengaluru.
Shop the range
- AahaAndhra-style snacks.
- ThalaivaaTamil-style snacks.
- Happy LeafPan-India snacks, including stick-shaped packs such as Tangy Tomato Sticks and Spicy Chekodi Sticks.
- All snacksThe full range.
Questions about these snacks
Does Happy Leaf use palm oil in its snacks?
No. House of Happy Leaf snacks are cooked in cold-pressed peanut oil and do not use palm oil. That is true for the Aaha, Thalaivaa, and Happy Leaf ranges.
Which snacks can I buy?
Aaha, Thalaivaa, and Happy Leaf. Stick-shaped packs in that range include Tangy Tomato Sticks and Spicy Chekodi Sticks. Spicy Chekodi Sticks is made without onion or garlic. Tangy Tomato Sticks is not in that range.
Are they baked?
These savoury snacks are fried in cold-pressed peanut oil, not baked, and they are not a soya stick.