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Kaluanji (Black Seed) / Nigella Sativa – 500 g | Pouch Pack | Premium Natural Seeds | Fresh, Aromatic & Pure | Tripathi Masala
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Kaluanji, also known as Black Seed or Nigella Sativa, is a traditional spice widely used in Indian and Middle Eastern kitchens and home remedies. These small black seeds have a distinctive aroma and slightly bitter, peppery taste that enhances pickles, breads, curries, and spice blends.
Our 500 g Kaluanji pouch contains carefully cleaned, natural seeds packed to retain freshness, aroma, and quality. Free from artificial colors and additives, it is suitable for daily culinary use and traditional wellness practices.
- 100% Natural & Pure Kaluanji Seeds
- Premium Quality, Fresh & Aromatic
- Hygienically Packed in a 50 g Pouch
- No Added Preservatives or Chemicals
- Ideal for Cooking, Pickles & Traditional Uses
- Commonly Used in Indian & Unani Traditions
Uses
- Used as a spice in curries, dals, vegetables, and breads (like naan & paratha)
- Common ingredient in pickles and chutneys
- Used in traditional home remedies as per cultural practices
- Can be dry roasted and added to spice mixes (panch phoron, masala blends)
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- Packed under hygienic conditions
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Kaluanji is also known as Black Seed, Nigella Sativa, or Kalonji.
Yes, it is food-grade Kaluanji suitable for cooking and culinary use.
Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Keep the pouch tightly closed after use.
No. This product is 100% natural with no added chemicals or preservatives.
Kaluanji is commonly used in small quantities in daily cooking. Usage depends on personal preference and traditional practices.
