Dhaniya Powder (Coriander Green) 100% Natural
Price range: ₹199.00 through ₹499.00
- Diet Masala Stone-Ground Coriander Powder is 100% pure, preservative-free, chemical-free, & gluten-free. The coriander seeds are ground using the traditional stone-grinding method to ensure that the nutrients remain intact. They are hand-ground in okhalis & chakkis at a low temperature to maintain their high nutrient value.
- Ntact Nutrients: Due to being stone-ground in chakkis and okhalis at low temperatures, the Coriander Powder retains its nutritional content, flavour, and aroma. It is loaded with essential vitamins like vitamin A, vitamin C, vitamin K, minerals, a myriad of antioxidants, and iron. Its antimicrobial and antiseptic compounds in coriander may help fight certain infections.
- Lab-Tested: We perform a multiple Lab Tests on our Stone-Ground Turmeric Powder and make sure that every batch undergoes stringent lab tests before packaging to ensure that they are free from unwanted contaminants and follow FSSAI standards.
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| Nutritional Value | Per 100GM |
|---|---|
| Fat | 19.1 |
| Protein | 13.55 |
| Carbohydrate | 56.85 |
| Total Energy | 453.5 |
Hand Grounded Dhaniya (Coriander Green) Powder | Preservative Free | Enriched with Natural Oil
- Brings alive the authentic taste and color of traditional cooking.
- All Herbs & Crops Spices,Cereals, Grains & seeds are hygienically packed and undergo stringent and rigorous laboratory tests to meet FSSAI food safety norms.
- A pure quality, perfect aroma and the right flavour that enriches any Indian dish it’s added to. No added flavours and colours.
- Made from premium quality raw materials with high natural content sourced from the best farms.
- A quality product packed with minimum human interference.
- A pure quality, perfect aroma and the right flavour that enriches any Indian dish it’s added to. No added flavours and colours.
- Consistency in quality across the year.
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