One of the popular snack from western India is bhakarwadi. These are also named as bakarwadi. Basically bhakarwadi are fried and crisp pinwheels or spirals. Bhakarwadi are addictive and have a sweet, spicy and tangy taste.Broadly classifying, There are two versions of bhakarwadi � one from Pune, maharashtra and the second from Gujarat. The bhakarwadi from Pune is popular, especially the bhakarwadi from chitale bandhu.In the Maharashtrian version of bakarwadi, the outer cover is made from gram flour (besan) and all purpose flour (maida) or whole wheat flour (atta). The stuffing has coconut, sesame seeds, poppy seeds with some spices added in it. A souring ingredient is added to give a tang in the bhakarwadi. So ingredients like tamarind pulp, lemon juice or dry mango powder (amchur powder) are added. For the sweet taste, sugar is added.Bhakarwadi makes for a great tea time snack. You can easily store bhakarwadi for many weeks in an air-tight jar.