Fruit Powders

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    Amla Powder

    80.00

    DNB Agro’s Amla Powder is made from fresh amla (Indian gooseberry), naturally dehydrated and finely ground into a pale, tangy powder that carries the fruit’s natural sourness and colour. It’s a simple way to keep amla in the kitchen well past its short winter season, with no deseeding or grating needed.

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    Banana Powder

    100.00

    DNB Agro’s Banana Powder is made from ripe bananas, dehydrated at controlled temperatures and ground into a fine, naturally sweet powder. It carries the same mellow banana flavour and pale golden colour as the fresh fruit, with none of the spoilage worries. No artificial sweeteners or preservatives are added at any stage.

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    Guava Powder

    150.00

    Guava Powder by DNB Agro is produced from carefully selected fresh guavas that are naturally dehydrated and finely ground to retain their natural flavour, colour, and nutritional value. It is a clean, additive-free fruit powder suitable for everyday food use.

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    Jamun Seed Powder

    80.00

    DNB Agro’s Jamun Seed Powder is made from the seeds inside fresh jamun fruit, cleaned and shade-dried before being ground into a fine, dark brown powder that keeps the seed’s natural earthy, faintly tangy character. Jamun itself has a short six-to-eight-week window each year, and the seed is usually thrown out the moment the fruit is eaten. This powder saves that seed in a stable, ready-to-use form that’s on hand long after the jamun season has passed, with no seed-cleaning or grinding left to do at home.

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    Tamarind Powder

    80.00

    DNB Agro’s Tamarind Powder (Imli) is made from ripe tamarind pods, deseeded and sun-dried before being ground into a fine, deep brown powder that carries the fruit’s natural tangy-sweet flavour. A spoon of it dissolves straight into water or a simmering pot of rasam, with no soaking, deseeding or straining required. That’s the entire prep step gone, whether it’s one pot of sambar or ten.

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