Spices

Tiny, kidney-shaped seeds with a nutty and slightly sweet flavor and a pleasant crunch. Primarily used to enhance texture and flavor in a variety of dishes. Health Benefits: Nutrient-Rich: contains essential nutrients, dietary fiber, minerals like calcium and magnesium & some vitamins. Phytochemicals: contains compounds like oleic acid and linoleic acid, which have potential health benefits. Uses: Indian Cuisine: used to thicken and flavor gravies and curries. Condiments: ground and used to make a thick and creamy condiment known as poppy seed paste. Pastry and Desserts: including Danish pastries, strudels, and lemon-poppy seed muffins. Baking: bread, muffins, cakes, and pastries, where they provide a delightful crunch and a subtle nutty taste. Decoration: used as a decorative element on bread, rolls, and cookies. Vegan Milk: Blend soaked poppy seeds with water to create a creamy and dairy-free poppy seed milk. Alternate Uses: Flavoring Liquors: used to flavor liqueurs and spirits, adding a unique nutty note to the beverages. Skincare: can be added to homemade skincare products as a natural exfoliant.

Carefully harvested, sun dried and shelled to bring you the finest grade nutmeg. Versatile spice that adds warmth and depth to a wide range of dishes Flavour Profile: warm and aromatic flavor with sweet & slightly spicy notes Health Benefits: Digestive Aid: helps alleviate indigestion and bloating. Anti-Inflammatory: It contains compounds with anti-inflammatory properties. Uses: Versatile Spice: Used in both sweet and savory dishes. For pies, cakes, cookies, custards soups, sauces, and vegetable dishes. Key ingredient in the classic spice blend known as "pumpkin spice,"used in various fall-themed dishes and beverages. Culinary Combinations: paired with other spices like cinnamon and cloves to create unique flavor profiles. Alternate Uses: Aromatherapy: for its soothing and calming effects. Home Remedies: Used in traditional medicine as a sleep aid and for oral health.

Carefully extracted from the Salt Range mountains of the Punjab region, near the Himalayas. Known for its reddish-pink hue due to the minerals in the salt deposits. Flavor Profile: mild, subtle, and slightly sweet flavor compared to regular table salt. Health Benefits: Mineral Content: praised for its mineral content, including trace elements like iron, magnesium, potassium & calcium. Less Sodium: Due to its larger crystals, some prefer it over regular salt for its lower sodium content per teaspoon Hydration: minerals in this salt support hydration and electrolyte balance. Uses: Flavor: the mild & slightly sweet flavor compared to regular table salt, makes it a favourite for all dishes and types of cuisines. Finishing Salt: often used as a finishing salt/ grinding salt, sprinkled over cooked dishes before serving. Alternate Uses: Bathing: commonly used in bath salts and spa treatments, can be added to bath water for relaxation and skin benefits.

Green Cardamom pods are a symbol of aromatic perfection. Flavour Profile: hints of herbal notes, sweet, spicy, and citrusy fragrance. Health Benefits: Digestive Aid: helps alleviate indigestion, bloating, and gas due to its carminative properties. Antioxidant & Anti-Inflammatory Properties: The spice contains antioxidants and reduces inflammation-related health issues. Oral Health: Chewing cardamom seeds helps freshen breath. Respiratory Health: alleviates symptoms of coughs and congestion. Uses: Spice Blends: Common ingredient in spice blends, such as garam masala, curry powders, &chai masala Baking: used in desserts like cookies, cakes & sweet bread imparting a unique flavour. Beverages: Used to flavor beverages like chai tea, Turkish coffee & mulled wine. Savory Dishes: Enhances flavor of savory dishes like biryani's, rice pilafs, curries & stews. Alternate Uses: Homemade Scent Sachets: Create homemade spice sachets with cardamom & other aromatic spices. Place in closets/ drawers for refreshing aromas.

Kitchen must-have, known for its distinctive bitter-sweet flavor with a nutty undertone. They add a unique and slightly bitter-sweet taste to foods. Health Benefits: Digestive Health: Aids digestion, alleviates bloating, and reduces indigestion. Blood Sugar Regulation: Studies suggest that fenugreek seeds help regulate blood sugar levels & improve insulin sensitivity. Lactation Support: Beneficial for nursing mothers to increase milk production during breastfeeding. Anti-Inflammatory: Fenugreek seeds contain compounds like flavonoids Rich in Nutrients: Source of vitamins (vitamin B6), minerals (iron, magnesium, copper), and dietary fiber. Uses: Spice Blends: Key ingredient in many masalas like curry powder, garam masala, and berbere spice mix. Flavoring Agent: in soups, stews and sauces. Also added when pickling meat/ vegetables. Alternate Uses: Hair & Skin Care: use in homemade skin & hair masks or scrubs.

Native to the Mediterranean region but is now cultivated & used worldwide. Flavour Profile: sweet, licorice-like flavor and used as a spice or seasoning in both sweet & savory dishes. Health Benefits: Digestive Aid: helps alleviate symptoms of indigestion, bloating, and gas. Antioxidant Properties: contains antioxidants like flavonoids. Calming Effects: Fennel tea has calming and soothing effects, popular choice before bedtime. Nutrient-Rich: Good source of vitamin C, potassium, and dietary fiber. Uses : Flavor a variety of dishes, adding a sweet, aromatic & slightly licorice-like taste. Used in various spice blends and masalas, contributing to the complexity of flavors. Used as a flavor enhancer in roasts, both with meats and vegetables. Can be incorporated into bread, pastries, and desserts for a unique and aromatic twist. Alternate Uses: Steep in water to prepare a refreshing tea, or infuse in other herbal teas for digestive/ calming benefits. Natural Breath Freshener: Chew a few fennel seeds after meals Flavoring Liquor: Infuse in liqors/ liquers for herbal/ licorice flavoured cocktails Homemade Scent Sachets: Create homemade spice sachets with fennel seeds & other aromatic spices. Place in closets/ drawers for refreshing aromas.

A very versatile spice known for its rich flavor and potential health benefits. Sourced from the pristine Nilgiris hills in Karnataka. Health Benefits: Cumin is renowned for its digestive benefits and is used to alleviate indigestion, bloating, gas. It also stimulates the production of digestive enzymes. Cumin contains antioxidants like flavonoids and polyphenols Cumin is a source of iron, essential for maintaining healthy blood hemoglobin levels. Uses: Cumin powder can be used for tempering (tadka), curry and spice blends, seasoning and baking. Alternate Uses: Add a pinch of cumin powder to your herbal tea for a unique, aromatic twist. Mix cumin powder with other spices to create your custom seasoning blends. Used to prepare herbal remedies for digestive issues and minor ailments. Cumin powder can be added to pickling solutions for a distinct flavor.

Used to add a warm, sweet, and aromatic flavor to a variety of dishes & beverages. Health Benefits: Has Antioxidant properties, anti-Inflammatory effects & provides digestive aid. Also known for dental care and toothache relief due to its natural numbing properties. Uses: Beverages: Can flavour hot beverages like chai, mulled wine, cider & herbal teas. Preserves and Pickles: Pickling fruit & veggies for a unique flavor. Baking: Common ingredients in baking recipes, like gingerbread cookies, fruitcakes, spiced bread. Spice Blends: Key component of spice blends, like garam masala & pumpkin spice. Alternate Uses: Clove-infused tea or steam inhalation with cloves provide relief from respiratory congestion. Can be added to homemade aromatic sachets or potpourri. Can deter insects and pests when placed in closets, pantries, doorways.

Ceylon cinnamon is known for its sweet & delicate flavor,and numerous health benefits. Flavor and Aroma: mild, sweet, slightly citrusy flavor with subtle notes of clove and citrus. Health Benefits: Blood Sugar Management: regulate blood sugar levels in individuals with diabetes or insulin resistance. Antioxidant Properties & Anti-Inflammatory Effects. Supports heart health by lowering cholesterol levels and blood pressure Uses : Versatile spice used in cooking, baking, desserts, beverages, curries, stews, rice dishes & spice blends. Create a soothing cinnamon tea by steeping a cinnamon stick or a pinch of Ceylon Cinnamon Powder in hot water. Add honey for sweetness & comfort.

Black pepper cultivated in the ideal climate of the Nilgiri Hills. Grown using traditional farming methods without the use of synthetic chemicals. Flavor profile: balance of pungency, heat, and robust aroma. Staple spice across culinary preparations adding depth and spiciness to the dish. Health benefits: Aids digestion & helps alleviate inflammation-related conditions & symptoms of respiratory conditions like coughs/ congestion. Contains antioxidants to combat free radicals, reducing risk of chronic diseases Alternate uses: Mixing black pepper with honey is a traditional remedy to soothe a sore throat and cough. Spinkle ground black pepper around plants/ doorways to deter ants & pests.

Black mustard seeds have been used in India for generations. Enhances taste, preserves food & contributes to traditional medicinal practices. Natural preservative properties due to its antimicrobial compounds. Health benefits: aids digestion, stimulates appetite, rich in antioxidants & anti-inflammatory properties. Uses: Use to prepare spice blends like Indian curry powders & pickling spices. Tempering (Tadka) with Black Mustard Seeds adds a perfect nutty and earth flavour to your dishes. Use for pickling, curries, sauces, marinades to emnhance flavour and aroma. Our premium mustard seeds can be used to prepare Dijon & whole grain mustard.

Cultivated and harvested in the Nilgiri Hills prized for their strong aroma and rich flavor. Flavour Profile: The leaves impart a distinct, earthy, & slightly sweet flavor to the dishes. Health Benefist: Aids digestion, relieves respiratory issues, has anti-inflammatory properties. Versatile and aromatic qualities make it valuable in culinary & herbal applications. Uses: Used in a wide range of dishes, including curries, biryanis, rice dishes, soups, stews, sauces, & pickles. Infuse in oils & vinegars creating bases for salad dressings & cooking. Alternate Uses: Dried Nilgiri bay leaves can be used in homemade potpourri to add a pleasant aroma to your home.

Obtained through a careful natural evaporation process Mineral rich composition: high in essential minerals, like magnesium, calcium, potassium, trace amounts of iodine Flavour profile: known for its clean, briny flavor with subtle hints of minerals. Health benefits: electrolyte balance, aids digestion, and overall hydration. Healthier alternative: to highly processed table salt. Uses: Use as a sprinkling salt on your dishes to preserve flavor. Infuse with oils/vinegars for exquisite dressings. Elevate your cocktails/ mocktails by rimming your glass with this salt. Alternate Uses: Add in bathwater, homemade scrubs, mouth rinse, foot soak, rust/ stain removers and more.