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Introducing: Bisibelebaath Powder
Introducing our new product: Bisibelebaath Powder

Mistress of Spices
Oct 171 min read
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Lunch time? We got you!
This quick and easy sambhar recipe is great for busy weekends or family dinner night!

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Oct 71 min read
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Vidya Ganapthi: Celebrating knowledge and books
In Indian traditions, Vidya Ganapathi is a representation of Lord Ganesha as the embodiment of knowledge, wisdom, learning and intellectual growth. Ganesha is invoked before beginning new endeavours, and Vidya Ganapathi carries a particularly meaningful message for everyone who seeks knowledge. Recently, we also celebrated International World Literacy Day (September 8th), celebrating the joy of literacy and education. But with the onslaught of smart technology and the sudden

Mistress of Spices
Sep 151 min read
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International Literacy Day
Since 1967, UNESCO has observed the 8th of September as International Literacy Day; a day marked to remind the world that "Literacy is a fundamental human right for all. It opens the door to the enjoyment of other human rights, greater freedoms, and global citizenship." And with the onslaught of smart technology and GenAI, with machines doing most of the writing / thinking / creating for us, we are setting a dangerous precdent for the future by constantly depending on these

Mistress of Spices
Sep 81 min read
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Makara Sankranti and the tradition of "yellu-bella beerodu"
As the New Year rolls in, we gear up to welcome our first festival across the country; Makara Sankranti ( Pongal in Tamilnadu. Til-Gud in Maharashtra, and Lohri in the North) Makara Sankranti celebrates the end of winter and the beginning of longer, warmer days. It coincides with the harvest season, making it a festival of gratitude to the sun, to Mother Nature and to farmers whose hard work sustains us. Though Sankranti has always been a festival of simplicities, it is

Mistress of Spices
Jan 92 min read
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