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Far far away, behind the word mountains, far from the countries Vokalia and Consonantia, there live the blind texts. Separated they live in Bookmarksgrove right at the coast
Far far away, behind the word mountains, far from the countries Vokalia and Consonantia, there live the blind texts. Separated they live in Bookmarksgrove right at the coast
What We Guarantee
✔ 100% whole spices—no maida, rice flour, or talc
✔ No citric acid, no vinegar powder—sourness from real amchoor only
✔ No red chilli—only black pepper for gentle warmth
✔ FSSAI-compliant moisture (<8.5%) & ash content
Batch Checks (Every 50kg Batch)
✓ Black salt quality: Low-sulphur (<0.8%), pink hue, no bitterness
✓ Moisture: ≤8.5% (prevents clumping without anti-caking agents)
✓ Foreign matter: 0% (hand-sorted pre-grind)
Certifications Displayed on Pack:
FSSAI License No.
Fruit & chaat lovers—want street authenticity without street hygiene risks
Parents—kid-safe tang (no chilli burn, no artificial sourness)
Health-conscious users—digestive aid (amchoor + black salt), no maida
Cloud kitchens—consistent chaat flavor across 100+ orders/day
Elders & diabetics—enhances bland foods without sugar or heat
To Preserve Tangy Zing:
✓ Store in airtight glass/metal (plastic absorbs amchoor oils)
✓ Refrigerate after opening (extends amchoor potency 2x)
✓ Use dry spoon only—moisture causes clumping
✓ Best within 2 months of opening (sourness fades slowly; safe for 12 months)
Shelf Life: 12 months (grind date + best-before printed)
Clumping? Break with spoon—flavor intact. No anti-caking = no maida/silica.
Why 100g?
→ Ideal for finishing spice usage (not daily bulk cooking)
→ High-value blend (premium black salt + real amchoor)
→ Prevents waste—amchoor potency fades after 3–4 months
Usage Timeline (Average Home):
• Daily fruit/chaat: 10–12 weeks
• Weekend chaat only: 5–6 months
• Bulk kitchens (50+ servings/day): 7–9 days
They serve completely different roles. Confusing them = flat or bitter results.
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Aspect
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Chaat Masala
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Chana Masala
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Garam Masala
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Primary Role
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Raw sprinkle (post-cooking)
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Cooking blend (for chole/gravy)
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Warmth finisher (for curries/dal)
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Sourness
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Real amchoor (bright, fruity)
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Amchoor + heat
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None
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Heat Level
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Very Mild ( black pepper only)
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Medium
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Medium
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Best Added
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Raw, just before serving
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Mid-cooking (after tomatoes)
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End of cooking
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Red Chilli?
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None
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Yes
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Yes
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Zero citric acid. Zero vinegar powder. Sourness comes only from sun-dried amchoor — lab-tested for natural malic acid.
Why others use citric acid:
→ 90% cheaper than real amchoor
→ Stronger initial tang (but fades fast + causes throat irritation)
Our Alternative:
→ Source amchoor from certified Ratnagiri farms
→ Blend with premium black salt (low-sulphur) to balance sourness
→ No red chilli—only black pepper for gentle warmth
100% kid-safe — no red chilli, no citric acid, no maida.
Heat comes only from black pepper (2/10)—gentle warmth, not burn.
Usage Guide for Kids:
• Fruit chaat: ¼ tsp per bowl
• Yogurt: Pinch (⅛ tsp) per serving
• Sprouts: ¼ tsp per portion
Parent Tip: Mix 1 tsp Chaat Masala + 1 tbsp roasted cumin powder—creates “digestive sprinkle” for picky eaters (proven to increase veg intake by 37% in trials).
Sourness is personal—and we respect that.
Why we’re confident:
→ 91% reorder rate for chaat/fruit lovers
→ Most “too sour” feedback comes from overuse—start with ¼ tsp!
Yes—many do. Low-grade black salt has high sulphur (>1.5%), causing bitterness. Here’s how to spot premium vs. fake:
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Test
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Premium Black Salt (Ours)
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Low-Grade (Market)
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Color
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Pink-tinged grey (not jet black)
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Uniform black/dull grey
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Aroma
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Mild sulphur + umami (like egg yolk)
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Strong rotten-egg smell
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Taste
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Savory-umami first, then tang
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Immediate bitterness → aftertaste
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Water Test
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Clear pink-tinged solution
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Cloudy, strong sulphur smell
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EarthSpice brings decades of trusted spice expertise from a legacy Delhi spice shop to kitchens across India.