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Product details
| Brand | Kitchen |
| Product | Kitchen Jungle Cardamom Powder | Ilaichi Powder | Elaichi Powder (100 Grams JAR) |
| Weight | 100g |
| Form | Fine powder |
| Type | Green cardamom (Elettaria cardamomum) |
| Origin | Kerala / Karnataka, India |
| Additives | None — pure cardamom |
| Storage | Airtight, refrigerate after opening |
| Amazon ASIN | B09JZKBQ66 |
✓ Manvik’s Assessment — Kitchen
Based on Amazon.in customer reviews and brand research
Kitchen cardamom powder is well regarded on Amazon.in for potent green cardamom character. An indispensable spice for Indian households where chai, halwa, and biryani are regular preparations.
What customers liked
- Intense aromatic profile — small amount goes a long way
- Key spice for Indian sweets and beverages
- Digestive benefits backed by traditional Ayurvedic use
- Premium grade has distinctly strong fragrance
Consider before buying
- Aroma degrades quickly once opened — use airtight storage
- More expensive than most spice powders
Key nutrients & compounds
1,8-Cineole Digestive, breath freshening | Iron Energy metabolism | Manganese Enzyme function | Volatile oils Aroma compounds |
Source: ICMR Nutritive Value of Indian Foods. Cardamom loses aroma quickly once opened — store in airtight container and refrigerate for best results.
How to use
Use ¼–½ tsp in chai, kheer, gulab jamun, biryani, and lassi. A pinch in coffee adds warmth and digestive benefit. Excellent in garam masala and spice blends. Start small — cardamom is potent.
Chai & coffeeKheer & sweetsBiryaniGaram masalaDigestive drinks
How it compares
| Brand | Type | Weight | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kitchen (this) ✓ | Cardamom Powder | 100g | Viewing now |
| SAI | High-aroma, pure | 50g–100g | Premium chai |
| Spicy | Standard grind, value | 50g–200g | Everyday cooking |
All available on Amazon.in. Prices may vary.
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Curated by Rupesh Sagvekar
Founder of Manvik Foods and food blogger based in Mumbai. Researching and curating premium spices, dry fruits and baking ingredients since 2017. Has analysed 200+ products across 40+ brands.
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Founder of Manvik Foods and food blogger based in Mumbai. Researching and curating premium spices, dry fruits and baking ingredients since 2017. Has analysed 200+ products across 40+ brands.
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