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Himalayan Turmeric Powder
Stone-ground · Sun-dried
★★★★★65 reviews
Premium Himalayan Turmeric Powder sourced from Uttarakhand. Naturally aromatic, vibrant in colour and carefully processed to preserve freshness and quality — ideal for daily cooking and wellness routines.
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₹85
- ✔Premium quality
- ✔Naturally aromatic
- ✔Rich colour
- ✔No artificial additives
- ✔Carefully sourced
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The story
Grown in mountain soil, harvested by hand, sun-dried and ground in small lots — our turmeric keeps the warmth and fragrance that mass-milled powder loses. Open the pouch and you will notice it immediately: a rich ochre colour and an earthy, peppery aroma that carries through into your cooking.
Benefits
- •Everyday cooking — dals, curries, sabzis
- •Golden milk and wellness rituals
- •A traditional part of Indian home care
How to use
Add a pinch to hot oil at the start of cooking, or stir half a teaspoon into warm milk with a little black pepper.
Ingredients
100% turmeric (Curcuma longa) from Uttarakhand.
Storage
Store in a cool, dry place away from moisture and direct sunlight. Keep the pouch tightly sealed.
Shipping & returns
Dispatched within 24–48 hours from our workshop in Uttarakhand. Free shipping on orders above ₹1499. Delivery in 3–7 working days across India.
Damaged or incorrect items are replaced in full — see our refund policy.
FAQs
- Is this lab tested?
- Every batch is checked for purity and is free from artificial colour, starch and filler.
- Will it stain?
- Genuine turmeric stains readily — that is part of its strength. Wash surfaces promptly.
Reviews
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