Nitya’s Red Chilli Khadi
£3.00
RED CHILLI KHADI is one of the many spices used in Indian cooking. … The heat in all chiles, whether hot or mild, is due to the flavourless, odourless, colourless chemical known as capsaicin which is present in chilli seeds and membranes.
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