- Sales Package
- 1 pouch of 100 gm methi dana
- Pack of
- 1
- Type
- Fenugreek Methi Dana
- Form Factor
- Whole
- Container Type
- Pouch
- FSSAI Number
- 12224027000827
- Gourmet
- No
- Added Preservatives
- No
- Organic
- Yes
- Cuisine
- Indian
- Caloric Value
- 323 cal||kcal
- Regional Speciality
- Rajasthan
- Flavor
- methi dana
- 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
- 2 cm
- Weight
- 0.1 kg
- Other Dimensions
- 0
- Generic Name
- Spices & Masalas
- Dietary Preference
- Dairy Free, Sugar Free, No Cholesterol, Wheat Free, No Trans Fat
- Type of Usage
- Spice: Fenugreek seeds are a common ingredient in Indian and Middle Eastern cuisine, adding a unique, slightly bitter, maple-like flavor to dishes., Breast Milk Production: Fenugreek is widely used to stimulate milk production in breastfeeding mothers., Blood Sugar Management: Studies suggest fenugreek can help lower blood sugar levels in people with diabetes., Cholesterol Reduction: Fenugreek consumption may help reduce overall cholesterol levels., Digestive Aid: Fenugreek can help with digestion and reduce symptoms like heartburn and flatulence., Menstrual Cramp Relief: Fenugreek may help alleviate menstrual cramps., Traditional Medicine: Fenugreek has been used in traditional medicine for various purposes, including as a tonic, laxative, and for treating kidney problems., Hair Tonics: Fenugreek oil is used in the manufacture of hair tonics., Functional Foods: Fenugreek is being explored for use in developing functional foods and pharmaceutical products due to its nutritional and medicinal properties.
- Nutrient Content
- One tsp (10 g) of whole fenugreek seeds contains 34 calories and several nutrients, Fiber: 3 g, Protein: 3 g, Carbs: 6 g
- Usage Instructions
- Soak 1 tsp overnight for improved digestion or hair care remedies., Dry roast and add to pickles, dals, curries, or spice mixes for authentic Indian flavor., Can be ground into powder and used in masala blends., Ideal for home remedies for hair growth, diabetes, or weight loss., Tempering: Add whole seeds to hot oil or ghee until they splutter and release their aroma, then add to your curries, dals, or vegetable dishes., Spice Blends: Grind to a powder and add to homemade garam masala, sambar powder, or other spice mixes., Health Tonic: Soak a teaspoon overnight in water and drink the infused water on an empty stomach in the morning for potential health benefits., Hair Mask: Make a paste from soaked and ground seeds and apply to your scalp for potential hair nourishment.