Rani Superior is bringing the flavours of Nepal and Tibet to Australia with a modern, convenient and delicious twist. Committed to delivering high-quality Southeast Asian cuisine, Rani Superior’s new Vegetable Momo balances authentic tastes with ease and accessibility.
Now available at 15 Costco warehouses nationwide, Rani Superior’s Vegetable Momo are the first of its kind to be offered at a mainstream Australian supermarket, introducing Nepalese/Tibetan dumplings to a wider audience.
Although the topic of origin is fiercely debated between Nepal and Tibet, India has well and truly adopted the humble Momo, which is now the number one snack food across the nation by volume consumed. Hand-folded in the traditional round shape, with a slightly thicker wrapper, Rani Superior’s Vegetable Momo are giving Australians a genuine Momo experience from the comfort of one’s home.
Created by a family navigating their dual identities as Indians in Australia, the team at Rani Superior are passionate about bringing high-quality, value-driven products that fill a unique gap in a market.
Head of Product Development, Milan Vaswani shared, “We’re thrilled to bring our Vegetable Momo to Australian supermarkets, giving everyone the opportunity to enjoy the flavours of traditional Momo. The demand for Momo has grown exponentially over the past few years, which isn’t surprising considering just how flavourful they are. Launching our Vegetable Momo with Costco is an exciting step for us at Rani Superior, and we know Australians are going to fall in love with the product.”
Each 1.32kg pack contains 40 Momo and three chutney sachets, offering a hearty, flavourful alternative. The Vegetable Momo, which can be steamed, pan fried or deep fried, are now available in Costco's freezer aisle, featuring fresh ingredients like cabbage, onion, ginger, green chilli, and coriander, making it suitable for both vegetarians and vegans, and is RRP: $15.99.
For more information about the products, visit www.ranisuperior.com, or follow @ranisuperior on Instagram.
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