Kandi Podi (Toor Dal)

$7.99

Kandi Podi is a traditional South Indian chutney powder derived from roasted lentils, fragrant curry leaves, and a well-matched combination of salt and seasonings combined with corn oil for a deep, wholesome flavor. This classic podi has a mild spiciness that offers warmth and comfort to many types of everyday meals.

Prepared in a traditional South Indian style, Kandi Podi gives you the real flavor of home cooking that brings to mind good times spent with family having simple, healthy meals. Mix it with steaming hot rice and ghee, enjoy it with your favorite breakfast items or periods when you were at home for the holidays; Kandi Podi will be a reminder of your many happy meals.

Ingredients:

Kandi Podi is crafted using:

  • Lentils
  • Curry leaves
  • Corn Oil
  • Salt & Spices

Each ingredient is carefully selected and blended to create a flavorful, aromatic podi with a rich traditional taste.

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Description

Why Order Kavya Foods?

  • Crafted using traditional South Indian methods that have been perfected over time.
  • Made right here in the Bay Area, and every batch reflects Kavya Food’s commitment to quality and authenticity.
  • No artificial flavors or preservatives added. 
  • Used Pure and Natural ingredients coming together to create that fresh, homemade taste that reminds you of festival celebrations and family gatherings.

How To Store?

Want to enjoy Kandi Podi at its absolute best? Here’s how to store it:

  • Find a cool, dry spot in your kitchen
  • After opening, store in an airtight container.
  • Avoid prolonged refrigeration – it can change that perfect texture you’re looking for

Disclaimer

Packaging might look a little different from batch to batch – that’s just the manufacturer updating things or working through different production runs. The quality, taste, and traditional goodness of our products remain consistently delightful every time.

Additional information

Weight 200 g

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