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| Sona Mirch Powder |
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Coarse
ground, lightly coloured, fairly
pungent, Guntur Chillies. Sourced
from the deccan plateaus of
Andhra Pradesh, these are acclaimed
as ‘hot’ chillies.
It is an indispensable ingredient
in Indian gourmet style curries. |
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Chili powder
is useful in cephalalgia, gout,
arthritis, sciataca, hoarseness,
anorexia, dyspepsia, flatulence,
cough, cardiac debility, malarial
and intermittent fevers, dropsy,
cholera, indolent ulcers and
vitiated conditions of kapha. |
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| Packaging
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Available
in Coloured Pouches |
| 100 g |
3.5 oz |
| 200 g |
7.0 oz |
| 500 g |
17.5 oz |
| 1.0 kg |
35.0 oz |
| 5.0 kg |
11.05 lbs |
Available
in See Through Pouches |
| 100 g |
3.5 oz |
| 200 g |
7.0 oz |
| 500 g |
17.5 oz |
| 1.0 kg |
35.0 oz |
| Available
in Plastic Container |
| 500 g |
17.5 oz |
| Eco Friendly Duplex
Cartons |
| 50 g |
1.75 oz |
| 100 g |
3.5 oz |
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| Botanical
name |
Family
name |
Commercial
part |
Capsicum annum L.,
Capsicum frutescens L
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Solanaceae |
Green as well as ripe and dried pod
(fruit) |
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| Indian
Names |
| Hindi: |
Lal mirch |
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| International
Names |
| Spanish: |
Pimenton |
| French: |
Puvre de Guinee |
| German: |
Paprika |
| Arabic: |
Filfil Ahmar |
| Dutch: |
Spaanse Peper |
| Italian |
Peperone |
| Portuguese: |
Pimento |
| Russian: |
Struchkovy pyeret |
| Japanese: |
Togarashi |
| Chinese: |
Hesiung Yali chiao |
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