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Sauces
10
Rice
72
Ready-to-Eat Foods
44
Pickles
43
Pastes
26
Mouth Freshener
6
Millet & Grains
74
Milks and Dairies
1
Masala & Spices
63
Jams & Drinks
7
Jaggery & Treacle
10
Instant Dessert Mixes
7
Household & Pooja
14
Herbal Products
13
Groceries
71
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14
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You have your curry simmering, the rice is nearly ready, and then you realise you have run out of the sauce you usually keep in the cupboard. Instead of making another trip to the shops, ordering your favourite ingredients online can make the whole process much easier. Indian sauces are useful in more ways than…
You have dinner planned, the recipe is reIndian Spices and masala UK ady, and then you realise you are out of curry leaves, coconut milk or the spice that gives the dish its familiar flavour. If you enjoy cooking Sri Lankan food in the UK, finding the right ingredients can sometimes mean visiting more than…
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For many Indian families living in the UK, pooja is an important part of everyday life as well as special celebrations. From setting up a home mandir to preparing for Ganesh Chaturthi, Diwali or Maha Shivratri, traditional pooja items help families continue customs that have been part of their lives for generations. Finding Pooja Items…
Indian sweets and savoury snacks have a way of making ordinary moments feel a little more special. A box of kaju katli shared with family, a warm samosa with evening tea or a bowl of crunchy mixture when friends drop by can bring familiar flavours to the table. For many Indian and South Asian families…
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Asian food has become a regular part of life for many households across the UK. From a comforting bowl of dal and rice to a weekend biryani, Sri Lankan curry or a quick plate of noodles, Asian cooking offers plenty of variety. For families who enjoy preparing these dishes at home, having the right ingredients…
Indian cooking is often remembered for its aroma before the first bite. The smell of cumin sizzling in oil, the warmth of garam masala in a curry or the fragrance of spices rising from a pot of biryani can instantly make a kitchen feel familiar. For many people living in the UK, recreating those flavours…
Indian fruits have a flavour and character of their own. A ripe Alphonso mango, a crisp guava or a sharp green mango can instantly bring familiar Indian flavours to a meal. For many families living in the UK, these fruits are also closely connected with traditional recipes, snacks and memories from home. The difficulty is…
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