- Sales Package
- 1 pouch of 100 gm Carom seeds
- Pack of
- 1
- Form Factor
- Whole
- Container Type
- Pouch
- FSSAI Number
- 12224027000827
- Dietary Preference
- Dairy Free, No Cholesterol, Gluten Free
- Gourmet
- No
- Added Preservatives
- No
- Organic
- Yes
- Cuisine
- Indian, Mexican, Chinese
- Caloric Value
- 240 cal||kcal
- Regional Speciality
- South Asia
- Ready Masala
- No
- Manufacturing Process
- Vegan
- Allergens Included
- No
- Fortified
- No
- Additives
- NO
- Gift Pack
- No
- Certification
- FASSAI
- Width
- 12 cm
- Height
- 18 cm
- Depth
- 3 cm
- Weight
- 0.1 kg
- Type of Usage
- Ajwain (carom seeds) has many uses, including in cooking, as a medicine, and as a mouth freshener
- Nutrient Content
- Protein: 17–24 g, Carbohydrates: 47–54.94 g, Fiber: 48 g, Calcium: 667 mg, Iron: 17 mg, Potassium: 1333 mg, Fat: 15.88–25 g (per 100gm)
- Usage Instructions
- Cooking : Add ajwain seeds to curries, soups, lentils, and batters to enhance flavor and add crunch Use ajwain seeds in tadka for vegetables and flatbreads like parathas and puris Sprinkle ajwain seeds on bread, crackers, or biscuits Roast ajwain seeds and mix with salt as a traditional snack, Tea Steep a teaspoon of ajwain seeds in boiling water for a few minutes to make ajwain tea Add two to three ajwain leaves per cup of water, simmer until the water turns green, and serve with honey, Herbal remedies Soak a teaspoon of ajwain seeds overnight in a glass of water and drink it on an empty stomach in the morning Make a paste using ajwain seeds and apply it on insect bites to reduce itching and swelling Gargle with ajwain water to alleviate tooth pain and bad breath Use ajwain oil as a massage oil to relieve joint pain and inflammation, Other uses Use ajwain water to clean itchy eyes Chew ajwain seeds to freshen up your breath Apply a paste of ajwain seeds mixed with water on toothaches or gum problems