The Spice Way Fenugreek Seeds - Whole ( 8 oz ) great for Indian curry seasoning

The Spice Way Fenugreek Seeds - Whole ( 8 oz ) great for Indian curry seasoning

Name: The Spice Way Fenugreek Seeds - Whole ( 8 oz ) great for Indian curry seasoning
Brand: The Spice Way
SKU: 365771
Price: 5.99 USD
Rating: 9.42 (1063 reviews)

$ 5.99

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Based on 1,063 ratings

Value for money

9.28

Flavor

9.33

Freshness

8.09

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Product Description

FENUGREEK SEEDS - The bittersweet flavor and aroma of fenugreek seeds.

MANY APPLICATIONS - Fenugreek seeds are widely used in Indian cuisine, including curries, chutneys, and puddings. It can also be used for purposes other than cooking. It's been used as a hair mask, for instance.

FRESH - made with premium Fenugreek seeds that have been freshly ground.

PURE - contains no additives, fillers, or agents, is non-GMO, and does not contain any preservatives.

FARM TO TABLE - We have over 30 years of experience growing spices, herbs, and peppers at our facility, using traditional methods such as hand-picking, sun-drying, and grounding.

Questions & Answers

Is it possible to make a hair oil using this?

Yes, you can; I'm in the process of doing so myself.

Is it normal for my bag to have a pickle odor?

Because fenugreek is sometimes used to make pickles, it's only natural that it would make you think of them.

What country do these come from?

Fenugreek is a plant that originated in South Eastern Europe and West Asia and is now grown in India, Argentina, Egypt, and the Mediterranean (Southern France, Morocco, and Lebanon). Rajasthan, Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Maharashtra, and Punjab are among the states in India where it is widely grown. br> It's simple to find answers to questions like yours; the next time you have one, just Google it.

Is it possible to make fenugreek tea with this?

Yes, but crush them first and strain through a tea strainer. Don't use too much, and make sure it's really strong.

Selected User Reviews For The Spice Way Fenugreek Seeds - Whole ( 8 oz ) great for Indian curry seasoning

To make Indian fenugreek seeds, toast them and grind them finely in a spice grinder

4/5

I enjoy Indian cuisine and cook my own meals at home to avoid high levels of oil/fat, salt, white carbs, and a low vegetable-to-protein ratio. sauce in Indian restaurants or as a take-out menu item Many spices used in Indian cooking can be found in supermarkets, but ground roasted fenugreek is something I've never seen. These packets will give you a LOT of fenugreek spice (since it should be used sparingly), which you can toast and grind before storing in a spice rack. a shaker jar that is the right size.

Rayden Parker

| Feb 25, 2021

The Real Thing

5/5

This is what I use for my homemade hair care products, and it works wonderfully.

Thea Lynch

| Sep 02, 2021

it's fantastic In our vegan curry, we use it as one of the bases

5/5

It has a wonderful aroma and flavor. A word of advice: Before grinding it, toast it briefly (about 60 seconds).

Nelson Combs

| Oct 10, 2021

Seed that is brand new and of excellent quality

5/5

Seed is uniform and clean, and it comes in new, resealable packaging. After soaking, there are no persistently hard seeds. Aromatic flavor with a lovely freshness to it. It only took two days for the seeds to sprout. In every way, this is outstanding.

Shawn Vega

| Jun 20, 2021

yes

5/5

Fenugreek is a versatile herb that I use in a variety of applications, including my water. I like how it comes in a bag because I can grind it or keep it whole. It has a maple syrup scent to it.

Atreus Osborne

| Feb 21, 2021

There are no seeds in this area

3/5

DO NOT use this to care for your hair. These aren't seeds at all. I can use the sprouts for salad now that I've failed at making my spritz. There are no sprouts in this area because they have turned black and moldy.