Cinnamon Powder 100g — Kokora Spices pack
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Jar / shaker

Cinnamon Powder 100g

₹100

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Sweet, woody ground dalchini for garam masala, biryani, masala chai and baking, ready to stir in with no sticks to fish out of the pot.

Packaging
Jar / shaker
Availability
In stock

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Product details

Generic name
Cinnamon Powder 100g
Net quantity
100g
MRP
₹100 (inclusive of all taxes)
Manufactured / packed by
Rue De Brew Pvt. Ltd., Kh. No 220, Gali No 64, Daultabad Industrial Area, Gurugram - 122006
Country of origin
India
FSSAI licence number
10826999000391
Customer care
+91 9090701043, info@kokoraspices.com
Ingredients
Cinnamon
Allergen information
Packed in facility that also processes various spices, tree nuts & dry fruits. May contain traces of other nuts, dry fruits and spices.
Veg / Non-veg
Vegetarian
Shelf life
12 months

In the kitchen

Kokora Cinnamon (Dalchini) Powder is ground cinnamon bark with a sweet, woody warmth and a hint of spice. Because it is ground, it blends straight into a dish and there are no sticks to remove before serving.

Use it in savoury food the way Indian cooks do: in garam masala, pulao and biryani, mutton curry, rajma and chole, and in a rich tomato gravy. It also goes into masala chai, kheer, sheer khurma, apple and banana bakes, cinnamon toast and porridge.

Tip: in savoury dishes a little cinnamon gives warmth without sweetness, so start small and taste. The jar is labelled 'No added colour'.

Best for
Garam masala, biryani, pulao, mutton curry, chole, rajma, masala chai, kheer, cakes, cinnamon rolls, porridge
How to use

For a curry, pulao or biryani made with 500 g of the main ingredient, add 1/4 to 1/2 teaspoon with the other ground spices once the onions have browned. For chai, add a pinch per cup while the tea boils. In baking, use about 1 to 2 teaspoons per 250 g of flour.