A select blend of 13 spices go into this grand old universal taste enhancer. Being chilli based, it provides an exotic red gravy to dishes.It is widely used all over India on account of its being a less pungent garam masala. Fennel, Tejpatta (Cinnamon leaves), and Trifala imparts a cooling effect to this blend. 

• Combining the flavours of myriad spices, garam masala has endless culinary uses. 
• It is usually added to curries, vegetable dishes, soups or stews toward the end of cooking, or sprinkled over the surface just before serving.
• It can be used while tempering dals and khichdis, added to marinades, or sprinkled over papads.

Pav bhaji masala is the blend that took Mumbai by storm. 'Pav' means a bun shaped home made bread. 'Bhaji' means mashed vegetables.
From its humble origins in the by-lanes of Mumbai, it has become a 'must' on menus in 5-STAR restaurants and celebrity weddings. Dished out in the far-flung corners of the country, it has acquired the status of a foremost vegetarian recipe.
Equally popular as a snack or a meal, this easy-to-cook dish enjoys a special place in the hearts of house wives.

Chaat is a racy blend that gives a wild and lively tweak to the well worn taste of Salads, Sandwiches, Fresh fruits, Finger chips, Snacks, Soft drinks, Sprouted beans... you name it. Just sprinkle, and savour, a new kind of excitment.

 Explore the 'curry' experience with this classic blend that gives vegetable curries a lordly taste and a mild, subdued flavour. Being coriander and turmeric based, the blend gives curry an appetising golden hue. It is the recommended blend to prepare india's much loved vegetarian dish - home-bred cheese in fresh green peas: mattar paneer.

 Paneer curries and light gravies are enhanced with the fragrance and taste of kitchen king masala.