Six everyday staples we send out more than anything else — the atta, the ghee, the dal a regular Indian kitchen actually finishes in a month. Already have one of these at home? Set it to zero before adding to your cart.
Wheat, jowar, bajra, ragi, oats — stone-milled together. Rotis stay soft for hours, no premix smell.
Cultured curd, hand-churned the bilona way. The kind of ghee your tadka actually smells like.
This year's harvest, from Vidarbha. Soft in two whistles. No oil polish, no plastic shine.
From Haladya Waigaon, Wardha — GI-tagged, six per cent curcumin. Earthy, deeply yellow, never bitter.
Raw mango, cold-pressed mustard oil, hand-pounded masala. Sun-cured the way your nani would recognise.
Whole ragi, jaggery, ghee, a hint of elaichi. The answer to four-o'clock chai and a child asking for a snack.
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