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The big fat Indian Samosa is devoured by one and all. Each samosa contains about 25 grams of fat which is equal to the calories that is found in one large slab of butter. More important to note is that Samosas brought from roadside and street vendors are usually fried repeatedly in the same oil and contains unhealthy levels of trans fats.
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Last Updated June 05, 2025
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