Maharashtrian Goda Masala [Powder] Packet (100gm)

In Kanda Lasun Masala, you’ll find the strong, sweet taste of garlic (lasun) combined with the sharp taste of onion (kanda). Kolhapuri cuisine is most notable for its Kanda Lasun Masala. This spice powder is used frequently in Kolhapuri cooking. We offer 1kg packets of the same kanda lasun masala as well. It is available online and offline store nearby you.

Amchur powder is made by drying a green mango. Green Mango is only available in the summer. However, it can be stored in the form of Amsul powder i.e. amchoor powder. Amchoor powder is included in the diet from amti and various vegetables.

In Maharashtra, ‘Ghati’ is a sort of colloquial term derived from ‘Ghat’ (uplands). A ghati masala is a traditional masala that contains many ingredients that may differ from state to state and individually depending on taste and preference. Our online store offers 1kg packets of the same Ghati masala as well.

Kala Masala is usually added with curries, soups and vegetable dishes. Kala Masala is a very distinctive and aromatic mixture of quality spices. Due to the addition of the fried onions, the kala masala gets a deeper dark brownish-black colour. Hence the name ‘kala’ which means black.

Kitchen King Masala, as its name suggests, is the king of all spices. It is a combination of all the main spices used in vegetables. It is dark brown in colour. Kitchen king spice [powder] can be used in many Indian dishes, especially in Punjabi cuisine. It is mainly used in making vegetable pulav or biryani.