
Shahi Zeera
Kaala zeera
Black cumin from the high meadows. Finer, darker and far stronger than ordinary jeera.
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Masala tikki
The old way of keeping a masala. Whole spices are ground wet, pressed into a disc and dried, so the oils stay locked in the cake instead of going stale in a jar. You break a piece off and it goes straight into the pot — no measuring, and no packet that has been open since last winter.
How the older kitchens here still do it. Loose powder goes flat in a month; this does not.
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Dry fruit is a crop, not a manufactured good — the rate moves with the season, the harvest and the quantity you take. We quote what it costs today rather than print a number we would have to keep correcting.

Kaala zeera
Black cumin from the high meadows. Finer, darker and far stronger than ordinary jeera.
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Kesar / Zafran
Only the deep-red stigma tips. No yellow style, which is how weight gets padded cheaply.
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Akhrot
Thin-shelled enough to crack in your hand. Keeps far longer than shelled kernel.
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Anjeer
Soft in the middle, not leathery. The white bloom is fruit sugar, not mould.
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