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Our offered Product range includes Red Chilli Powder, Turmeric Powder (Haldi), Ajwain Seed, BADAM (ALMONDS) and Dry Ginger.

Red Chilli Powder

Red Chilli Powder is the most popular type of chilli in clay-to-clay life. In addition to enhancing taste, chilli powder can also ignite the stomach and taste senses. Indian dishes are Known to be spicy and chilli powder is one of the reasons why. It is used to make a variety of sauces, chutneys, and pickles that are seasoned. The process of making chilli powder from dried chillies includes sun drying the chillies that are brought from forms which are followed by a 3-step grinding process which finally turns the dried chillies into powder. In order to obtain the necessary Color (ASTA Color Value) and Pungency, chilli powder can be prepared by grinding a single variety of chilli or blending a number of different varieties of chillies (Heat Value in SHU).
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TURMERIC POWDER (HALDI)

It is believed that turmeric powder, commonly known as Haldi in India and renowned for its vibrant yellow color and peppery flavor, is the most potent natural supplement currently available. Although it is also accessible in its full form, the powder is more frequently utilized on a daily basis. The dried turmeric is polished naturally, without the use of additives, and is then ground into a powder using a mill. No Indian cuisine, vegetarian or not, would be complete without the use of turmeric powder. The Ley spice gives curries their yellow color and is also used to tint cheese, pickles, bread, and other foods. Due to its medicinal qualities and health advantages, turmeric is also used in the pharmaceutical, health supplement, and cosmetic industries. Curcumin, the primary ingredient in turmeric, is what gives it its flavor. We offer turmeric powder with several curcumin content levels, including a minimum of 2%, a minimum of 2.5%, and a minimum of 3% curcumin. According to the needs of the buyer, we can additionally provide premium and distinctive grades with curcumin levels of 3.5% and higher.
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Garam Masala

Indian cuisine frequently uses the whole-spices combination of garam masala in everything from curries and lentil meals to soups. To release their fragrant qualities, whole spices like cinnamon, mace, peppercorns, coriander seeds, cumin seeds, and cardamon pods are toasted in a skillet before being processed to a powder. The warming spices in the blends name are supposed to warm the body and speed up metabolism.
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Ajwain Seed

Ajwain (Trachyspermum ammi) is a shrub that yields tiny, cumin- and caraway-like seeds as fruits. It belongs to the Apiaceae family of plants, which also contains parsnips, celery, caraway, coriander, fennel, and parsley.Common names for ajwain include carom and bishop weeds. It has therapeutic value because it contains essential oil, which is made up of numerous bioactive components.The ajwain seed resembles cumin and fennel. Ajwain is a spice that has been used in Indian, African, and Middle Eastern cuisine for centuries to enhance flavor and preserve foods like jams, pickles, and chutneys. They have a special source of digestive fiber that promotes gut health.
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Badam (Almonds)

Having almonds is healthy. They offer a variety of necessary elements and can serve as a decent source of protein for those who consume only plant-based foods. Badam (Almonds) provide a variety of nutrients, including fiber, protein, vitamins, and minerals. Eighty percent of a persons daily protein requirements are found in only a handful of almonds, or around 1 ounce. Badam (Almonds) may provide a number of health advantages, according to researchers.
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Dry Ginger

  • Usage Spices, Cooking
Dry ginger is renowned for its healing qualities. Organic Dry Ginger is made by sun-drying and crushing freshly collected ginger slices, which are often provided in split or sliced form. A lot of people utilize dry ginger because of its flavor and scent. It has a lengthy shelf life and is somewhat brownish or off-white in hue. Dry Ginger is prepared from superior-quality dried ginger root, promising an authentic taste and essence
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Dry Grapes (Kishmish)

In India, dried grapes (Raisins) are commonly referred to as Kishmish and come in a variety of shapes and sizes based on the grape varieties used in their manufacturing. The dried grapes (Kishmish) used to make the processed raisins were clean, sound and dried. They were then correctly cap-stemmed, washed, de-stoned, sieved, size-graded, aspirated, color-sorted, and packaged in master cartons.
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Green Elaichi (Cardamom)

The Queen of Spices is another name for the green elaichi (cardamom). When added to food, green cardamom imparts a unique smokey flavor and strong scent. Popular uses for this spice include the flavoring of beverages, sweets, biscuits, and savory curries.
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Kaju (Cashews)

Kaju (cashews) is renowned for its nutrients and heart-friendly monosaturated fats, which are said to decrease blood pressure, prevent heart disease and promote healthy hair and skin. This Kajus (cashews) are excellent as a snack or for use in baking and cooking. They are loaded with nutrients and excellent for heart health in general.
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Peanut

  • Packaging Type Plastic Packat
Peanuts are a great source of healthy fats, proteins, and other nutrients. According to studies, peanuts may even help with weight reduction and have a lower risk of heart disease. There are numerous different ways to prepare peanuts, including roasted, salted, chocolate-covered, and peanut butter. Varying kinds offer unique health advantages and different nutritional profiles.
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Rai Seed (Mustard Seeds)

Rai Seed (Mustard seeds) are used as a spice in South Asia. The seeds are usually fried until they pop. The leaves are also stir-fried and eaten as a vegetable. Oil and protein are abundant in mustard seeds. The seed has a protein content of 43.6% and an oil content of 46-48%.
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Whole Spices (Khada Masalas)

The traditional Indian whole spices mix known as Khada Masala is used in a broad variety of vegetarian and non-vegetarian cuisines. whole spices (Khada Masala) are made out of a variety of Indian species that are powdered in a precise way and added to curries to give them a fragrant flavor.Each of the different spices in Whole Spices (Khada Masala) is regarded for its contribution to overall wellness. The benefits of garam masala vary depending on the recipe, and just a pinch of this flavorful spice is needed to give a dish flavor.
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