Spices & Seasonings

Aachi Egg Curry Masala is a specially formulated spice blend for egg-based curries, delivering a rich, flavourful gravy that complements both boiled eggs and egg fry dishes.

• Tailored spice balance for egg curry
• Creates rich, flavourful gravy
  

Aachi Fish Fry Masala is a crispy coating spice mix that gives fried fish a beautifully spiced, golden crust. Packed with chilli, turmeric and aromatic spices, it is the go-to masala for South Indian fish fry.

• Crispy coating spice mix for pan or deep-frying
• Bold chilli and turmeric flavour profile
• Wholesale tray: 100g x 10 packs per tray

Aachi Fish Curry Masala is a coastal-style spice blend with tamarind, kokum and warming spices that perfectly complement fish and seafood. It creates rich, tangy South Indian fish curry gravies with minimal effort.

• Coastal spice blend with tamarind notes
• Perfect for South Indian fish curry and gravy
  

Aachi Kadai Chicken Masala is crafted for the iconic wok-cooked North Indian dish. Featuring freshly ground coriander seeds, dried chillies and capsicum-forward spices, it gives kadai chicken its signature bold flavour.

• Wok-style kadai cooking spice blend
• Capsicum, coriander and chilli-forward profile
• Wholesale tray: 100g x 10 packs per tray

Aachi Chicken Manchurian Masala captures the sweet, tangy and spicy flavour of Indo-Chinese chicken manchurian. A restaurant favourite, it delivers consistent results in both dry and gravy versions of this popular dish.

• Sweet, tangy and spicy Indo-Chinese flavour
• Works for both dry and gravy manchurian
  

Aachi Chilli Chicken Masala is an Indo-Chinese spice blend that perfectly replicates the bold, saucy flavour of restaurant chilli chicken. Featuring soy, pepper and aromatic spices, it's ideal for the classic dry or gravy version.

• Indo-Chinese chilli chicken spice profile
• Suitable for both dry and gravy-style chilli chicken
  

Aachi Chicken Tikka Masala is a fragrant tandoori-inspired spice blend perfect for marinating and grilling chicken. It creates the classic charred, smoky flavour of restaurant-style chicken tikka.

• Tandoori-style marinade spice blend
• Ideal for grilling, BBQ and oven baking
  

Aachi Chicken 65 Masala is the original spice blend for the iconic South Indian fried chicken dish. Its bold combination of chilli, pepper and aromatic spices creates the signature fiery, tangy Chicken 65 flavour.

• Authentic Chicken 65 flavour profile
• Bold chilli and pepper with aromatic spices
  

Aachi Chicken Curry Masala is a rich, full-bodied spice blend for classic Indian chicken curry. Made with coriander, cumin, pepper and warming spices, it creates a deeply flavourful gravy every time.

• Rich spice blend for authentic chicken curry
• Balanced coriander, cumin and warm spice base
  

Aachi Biryani Masala is a versatile, all-purpose biryani spice blend suitable for both rice and meat preparations. Formulated with whole spice extracts, it gives any biryani a perfectly balanced, aromatic depth.

• All-purpose biryani spice blend
• Works with chicken, mutton and vegetable biryani
  

Aachi Kashmiri Chilli Powder is made from Kashmiri dried chillies, prized for their deep red colour and mild heat. It adds a rich crimson hue to dishes like tikka, rogan josh and tandoori preparations without excessive spiciness.

• Brilliant deep red colour, mild heat
• Essential for tikka, rogan josh and tandoori dishes
  

Aachi Red Chilli Powder is made from premium dried red chillies, ground to a vibrant, fiery powder. It delivers consistent heat and colour to curries, marinades and everyday Indian cooking.

• Vibrant red colour and consistent heat
• Made from premium dried red chillies
  

Aachi Dum Biryani Masala is the classic all-purpose dum biryani spice blend, carefully formulated for slow-cooked biryani dishes. Its balanced warmth and fragrance work perfectly with both chicken and mutton biryani.

• All-purpose dum biryani spice blend
• Ideal for slow-cooked chicken and mutton biryani
  

Aachi Special Bombay Biryani Masala captures the tangy, aromatic style of Mumbai's iconic Bombay biryani. Featuring dried plums, potatoes and a vibrant spice blend, it delivers a unique sweet-spicy flavour profile.

• Authentic Bombay biryani spice profile
• Notes of dried fruit and tangy spices
  

Aachi Country Chicken Biryani Masala is crafted for naatu kozhi (country chicken) biryani, where robust spices complement the stronger flavour of free-range chicken. A deeply aromatic blend popular in Tamil Nadu.

• Designed for naatu kozhi (country chicken)
• Robust, deeply aromatic South Indian spice blend
  

Aachi Chettinad Chicken Biryani Masala brings the bold, complex flavours of Chettinad cuisine to your biryani. Made with kalpasi, marathi mokku and signature spices, it delivers an authentic South Indian flavour profile.

• Signature Chettinad spices including kalpasi
• Distinct smoky, spiced South Indian flavour
  

Aachi Hyderabadi Dum Biryani Masala is a carefully balanced spice blend capturing the royal flavours of Hyderabadi dum biryani. It combines star anise, kewra, saffron notes and warm spices for an authentic result every time.

• Authentic Hyderabadi dum biryani spice profile
• Contains whole spice extracts and saffron notes
  

Schani Leh-S-Royal Veg Biryani Curry Mix is a convenient blend for cooking fragrant, restaurant-quality vegetable biryani at home. Packed with authentic spices and flavours.

Kings Mace Flakes Nutmeg (Javitri) 50g 

TRS Mace (Javantri) is the lacy orange-brown covering that grows around the nutmeg seed, dried into brittle blades. It tastes like nutmeg but lighter and more floral, and it colours a pale gravy far less than most whole spices.

Best for

• Korma, white gravies and Mughlai dishes
• Biryani and garam masala blends
• Kebab and kofta mixes, and milk sweets

Using it

A single blade is enough for a family-sized pot. Fry it in ghee with the other whole spices at the start, or grind it into a masala with cardamom and nutmeg. It is brittle and grinds easily, but it clogs a wet grinder, so use a dry spice mill. Remove whole blades before serving.

Pack and storage

50 g. Store in a cool, dry place, sealed after opening.

TRS Kashmiri Chilli Whole are whole dried Kashmiri chillies — short, wrinkled and deep red. They are used for the colour they give a dish rather than for heat, and are noticeably milder than ordinary dried red chillies.

Best for

• Grinding your own Kashmiri chilli powder
• Rogan josh, tandoori marinades and red masala pastes
• Vindaloo and Goan recipe pastes, and pickles

How to cook it

For a paste, tear off the stalks, shake out most of the seeds and soak the chillies in hot water for twenty minutes before grinding — that is what gives the deep red colour without the grit. For tempering, fry a whole chilli in hot oil for a few seconds until it puffs and darkens slightly. Leave the seeds in if you want more heat.

Pack and storage

150 g. Store in a cool, dry place, sealed after opening.

TRS Dried Red Chillies Long are the long slim dried chillies used for tempering across South India. They carry real heat, more than the Kashmiri type, and give a sharper, smokier note when they hit hot oil.

Best for

• Tempering dal, sambar, rasam and vegetables
• Grinding into chilli powder and chutney powders
• Pickles, and masala pastes

How to cook it

Break each chilli in half or leave it whole depending on how much heat you want — the seeds carry most of it, so shake them out for a gentler result. Drop into hot oil with mustard seeds and curry leaves for a few seconds until the skin darkens and puffs, but not until it blackens. For a paste, soak in hot water for twenty minutes first.

Pack and storage

150 g. Store in a cool, dry place, sealed after opening.

TRS Crushed Chilli is dried red chilli broken into coarse flakes with the seeds left in. Being coarse rather than ground, it gives flecks of heat you can see and pockets of it you can taste, instead of the even warmth of a powder.

Best for

• Finishing pizza, pasta and grilled vegetables
• Chilli oil, marinades and dry rubs
• Tempering, pickles and Indo-Chinese sauces

Using it

Sprinkle it over at the table, or warm it briefly in oil to draw the heat and colour out — fifteen seconds over a low flame is enough, and any longer will scorch the flakes. The seeds carry most of the heat, so give the jar a shake before measuring or the strength varies from spoon to spoon.

Pack and storage

100 g. Store in a cool, dry place, sealed after opening.

Aachi Sambar Masala Powder is the general-purpose sambar blend, ground fine and balanced so it works with whatever vegetables are in the house rather than being tuned to one regional style. It is mildly hot with the roasted note that a sambar powder needs and a general curry powder does not have.

Best for

• Everyday sambar with mixed vegetables
• Idli, vada and dosa sambar
• Vegetable kootu and poriyal

Using it

Cook toor dal separately until it mashes easily. Boil the vegetables with tamarind water and salt until tender, then stir in one and a half to two teaspoons of the powder for four servings and let it simmer five minutes before the dal goes in, so the powder cooks out. Adding it at the very end leaves a raw, dusty taste. Finish with mustard seeds, dried red chilli, curry leaves and a pinch of asafoetida fried in oil and poured over off the heat.

Pack and storage

100g pack. Store in a cool, dry place, sealed after opening.