Derived from the Hindi word “chaatna,” which means to lick, and quintessential to the street food genre of the same name, our mouth-puckering blend is meant to be relished. Our 12 single-origin, freshly-harvested spices create a perfect balance of salty, sour, and umami flavors. Sprinkle yours on top of cut fruit, use it to rim a cocktail glass, stir it into your yogurt or seltzer, or add it to your favorite sweet and savory snacks! Sourced from 30 small regenerative family farms across India and Sri Lanka, the spices in this jar have been chosen for their flavor, freshness, and potency. In our commitment to building a more equitable spice trade, we pay an average 6x premium to our farm partners. Ingredients: Kesari Amchur, Black Salt, Jodhana Cumin , Nandini Coriander , Surya Salt , Hariyali Fennel , Hing, Madhur Jaggery , Dried Mint, Wild Heimang Sumac
| Best For | Cut fruit, cocktail rims, yogurt, seltzer, sweet and savory snacks |
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| Flavor Profile | Mouth-puckering, salty, sour, umami |
| Key Ingredients | 12 single-origin, freshly-harvested spices |
| Dietary Features | Sourced from regenerative farms |
This seasoning blend is truly exceptional. The depth of flavor from the 12 single-origin spices is noticeable, offering a perfect balance of salty, sour, and umami notes without any one flavor overpowering the others. It's become a favorite for topping my fruit bowls and even stirring into plain Greek yogurt for a savory snack. The potency is impressive.
This chaat masala was far too sour; it didn't have the balance I was looking for.
I bought this specifically to rim glasses for some spicy margaritas, and it's incredible. The depth of flavor is so much better than just salt. It really elevates the drink.
You can tell these spices are incredibly fresh from the moment you open the jar. The mouth-puckering quality is just right, and it truly enhances simple things like cut mango or even just plain yogurt. A really vibrant seasoning.
This is a really high-quality chaat masala, no doubt. The sourcing story is impressive, and you can tell by the aroma and flavor that these are premium spices. For me, it leans a little heavier on the sour notes than the umami I prefer in my daily blend for savory snacks. It's still excellent on fruit, though.
