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Sourced from 40 small regenerative family farms across India and Sri Lanka, our Tandoori Masala includes 16 single-origin, freshly-harvested spices for a perfect balance of spicy, sour, sweet, earthy, and umami flavors. Featuring turmeric, cumin, and coriander for earthiness; salt, garlic, and ginger for a wide, flavorful base; Byadgi Chillies for a dynamic kick and added aroma and brightness; amchur for tartness; black cardamom and Sirārakhong Hāthei Chillies for smokiness; jaggery for sweetness; and cinnamon, green cardamom, fenugreek leaves, and saffron for richness.
The spices are blended, and any added heat or fire will wake up those flavors and let them fully absorb into your dish. Whether you use yours in a dry rub or a yogurt-based marinade; chicken, beef, shrimp, paneer, or veggies; with a grill, oven, or stove — our Tandoori Masala plays well with a range of flavors, fats, and forms of heat.
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Pack and pricing
- Case pack
- 6 units
- Case weight
- 0.24 lb
- MSRP
- $13.00
- Packaging
- Can
Product identifiers
- SKU
- TM-50-B-M
- Category
- Spices & Seasonings
Origin and handling
- Country of origin
- India
- Storage
- None
- Shelf life
- 1+ years
Nutritional information
Ingredients
Turmeric, Cumin, Coriander, Salt, Garlic, Ginger, Byadgi Chillies, Amchur, Black Cardamom, Sirārakhong Hāthei Chillies, Jaggery, Cinnamon, Green Cardamom, Fenugreek Leaves, Saffron
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Diaspora Spice CoEstablished 2017
Diaspora Spice Co. was founded to radically reimagine the spice trade: investing money, equity and power into the best regenerative spice farms across South Asia, and bringing wildly delicious, hella potent flavors into your home cooking. We’re a queer, woman of color owned & led biz, so beyond championing gorgeous heirloom spice varieties, we’re committed to creating something for us, by us. Deepening what “Made in South Asia'' can mean, and how we tell our stories of freedom, struggle, and diaspora through food.