Natco Ajwan (Carom, Ajwain) Seeds are widely used in Indian bread, gram flours snacks, dals, savoury pastries and are particularly delicious with vegetables.
AFF Gol Gappa / Pani Puri (Indian Street Food) - the Simplest Way!: Pani Puri/Gol Gappa is popular Indian street food. The name 'gol gappa' refers to the crisp sphere (gol) that is placed in the mouth and eaten...
This is a Vegetarian product.
Made with mango shred, sugar and other spices
Ashoka chhundo taken with everything from parathas to pancakes & offering the mouth-watering taste of fresh mangoes. Swad's chhundo is the ideal morning achaar!
The rich flavor of Gujarati cuisine mixed with the Brand's endeavours to provide best quality is a combination that speaks for itself
Store in cool dry place, keep away from sunlight. Once opened use within 3 months and best before date
No artificial preservatives & Gluten Free, An ISO:22000:2005(Food Safety Management System) Certified Company, Halal
Cardamom is an exquisite, classic, oriental spice native to India and Sri Lanka. In ancient times, the fruit of cardamom was called the paradise seed. Seeds were considered an expensive delicacy that only the rich could afford. Even today, cardamom is one of the three most expensive spices in the world, after saffron and vanilla. In this case, it is not about ground spice, but about high jako cardamom fruits in seed pods. The spice has a spicy taste, with notes of eucalyptus and camphor, combining something of white pepper, something of ginger and something of nutmeg. Cardamom, according to an ancient legend, was grown in the Babylonian Hanging Gardens of Semiramide. This tropical plant of the ginger family began to spread in ancient India.