Great Indian Digestives

8 July,2024

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Fennel seeds are perhaps the most widely used digestive in India. They are known for their ability to freshen breath and aid digestion.

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Saunf (Fennel Seeds)

Ajwain seeds have a strong, pungent flavor and are believed to stimulate digestion.

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Ajwain (Carom Seeds)

Hing is a resinous gum extracted from the roots of Ferula plants. It has a strong flavor and is used sparingly in cooking to aid digestion.

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Hing (Asafoetida)

Churan is a powdered mix of various herbs and spices, often including ingredients like ginger, black salt, cumin, and sugar or jaggery.

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Churan

Aam Panna is a refreshing summer drink made from green mangoes, sugar, and spices like cumin and black salt.

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Aam Panna

Paan is a betel leaf preparation that varies widely in ingredients depending on regional preferences. It typically includes areca nut, slaked lime (chuna), and various spices and sweeteners.

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Paan

Fresh ginger is widely used in Indian cuisine and also as a digestive aid. It can be consumed raw, pickled

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Ginger (Adrak)