Sidda Sanna Red Rice Flour
Unlike most red rice varieties that are thicker and have a bolder appearance, Sidda Sanna has slender long grains with a pleasant aroma and a nutty taste.
Unlike most red rice varieties that are thicker and have a bolder appearance, Sidda Sanna has slender long grains with a pleasant aroma and a nutty taste.
This long-grained variety of rice has a greenish hue, and gets its name because the paddy resembles flowers of the Illupai tree, and emanates a bright fragrance similar to its flower.
Made entirely from dried coconut kernels or copra, this oil has nutty roasted coconut-like notes
Made from hibiscus flowers and spiced with cinnamon and cloves, this is a medium-bodied and tart green tea.
A hardy native variety with a natural hint of sweetness, Khapli is one of the oldest cultivated varieties of wheat in India.
Green cardamom pods, up to 3.5 centimetres in height, from the forests of the Western Ghats.
Raw, unprocessed honey from the Nilgiris, sustainably harvested from the hives of Apis dorsata or the giant rock bee.