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Haldi to Jeera: 7 Indian spices that are famous globally

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Turmeric (Haldi)

Known for its vibrant yellow colour and earthy flavour, turmeric is celebrated globally for its anti-inflammatory properties and use in curry powders.
 

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Cardamom (Elaichi)

Often referred to as the "queen of spices," cardamom adds a unique, aromatic sweetness to both sweet and savoury dishes, making it popular in many international recipes.
 

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Dhaniya

Both the seeds and fresh leaves (cilantro) of coriander are loved for their bright, citrusy flavour and are used extensively in global cooking.
 

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Black pepper (Kali mirch)

Known as the "king of spices," black pepper is a universal seasoning that enhances the flavour of a wide range of dishes from around the world.
 

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Cumin (Jeera)

With its warm, nutty taste, cumin is a staple in various cuisines and is appreciated worldwide for its role in adding depth to dishes.
 

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Cloves (laung)

With their warm, sweet, and slightly spicy flavour, cloves are used in both sweet and savoury dishes and are a favourite in many international cuisines.
 

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Fenugreek (Methi dana)


This spice, with its slightly bitter and nutty flavour, is gaining global recognition for its unique taste and health benefits.

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