Buying source of Authentic/Home grown/Organic turmeric and any other spices

TechUser00

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Hey everyone I am looking for a good and reliable source of non-adulterated pure sources of spices. Most of the packaged spices are generally adulterated which is harmful to health in a long run.
So I am looking for any online(preferred) or offline or any brand that provides good/pure spices.
 
TechUser00 said:
Hey everyone I am looking for a good and reliable source of non-adulterated pure sources of spices. Most of the packaged spices are generally adulterated which is harmful to health in a long run.
So I am looking for any online(preferred) or offline or any brand that provides good/pure spices.
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In Kerala ( Kochi) I found spices shop In village side with really high quality . It had no label or anything.

Even after almost a year it still smells good.
 
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solo_wing said:
In Kerala ( Kochi) I found spices shop In village side with really high quality . It had no label or anything.

Even after almost a year it still smells good.
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Yes. Southern states like Kerala are knows for their spices. But without any aquintance living/working there or online product listing, its very difficult to buy locally made spices shipped here in Northeastern States.
 
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Yes. Southern states like Kerala are knows for their spices. But without any aquintance living/working there or online product listing, its very difficult to buy locally made spices shipped here in Northeastern States.
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Which state are you from? If MH then Sangli turmeric is the best aka purest quality. I buy it directly from those weekly bazaars.
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I am from Assam. As per your suggestion I searched for Sangli turmeric and I found its been available at Flipkart for Rs.271/Kg
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I never resort to online platforms for such requirements as I doubt they sell genuine one but no harm ordering a sample and check for yourself as its risk and taste matter. The one I buy is a loose one with no brand packaging.
 
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I assume you mean powdered spices. Is there any reason (apart from time and effort) that you aren't considering buying whole spices and grinding them at home? We do that with things like black pepper, garam masala, coriander, cardamom etc. every week or two and they taste way better than the packaged spices I've tried from popular companies.
 
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