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Premium Poppy Seeds Sortex | Khus Khus | Gasagase | Buy Online India | Spiceora
Premium Poppy Seeds Sortex | Khus Khus | Gasagase | Buy Online India | Spiceora
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Rich, nutty, and wonderfully creamy — Spiceora Premium Poppy Seeds Sortex (Khus Khus) are sortex-cleaned for maximum purity, removing all impurities, black seeds, and debris to give you uniformly white, high-quality poppy seeds. An essential ingredient in Mughlai cuisine, Kerala cooking, and Indian desserts, our premium khus khus adds a subtle, creamy nuttiness and natural thickening quality that no other ingredient can replicate.
Poppy seeds are the secret behind the velvety richness of korma, navratan curry, Mughlai gravies, and traditional kheer. Sortex-cleaned to restaurant-quality standards, these seeds are also perfect for bread toppings, cookies, and Continental baking.
Why Choose Spiceora Premium Poppy Seeds?
- ⚪ Sortex Cleaned — mechanically sorted for uniform white colour and purity
- 🌿 Zero Impurities — no black seeds, stones, or debris
- 🎁 Premium Grade — the quality used in high-end restaurant kitchens
- ✅ 100% Natural — pure poppy seeds with no additives
- 📦 Freshly Sealed — airtight packing to prevent rancidity
How to Use Poppy Seeds
Soak in warm water for 2 hours, then grind into a smooth paste for korma, navratan, and Mughlai gravies as a natural thickener. Add whole to bread dough, cookies, muffins, and lemon poppy seed cake. Dry-roast and grind for traditional Bengali and Bihari recipes. Use in Kerala avial and sadya recipes. Make khus khus milk for sleep support.
Health & Wellness Benefits
- 😴 Sleep Support — mild sedative properties for better sleep quality
- 💪 Rich in Minerals — calcium, iron, zinc, and magnesium
- 🧠 Brain Health — omega-6 fatty acids support cognitive function
- 🦴 Bone Health — high calcium content supports bone density
About This Spice
Botanical Name: Papaver somniferum | Common Names: Khus Khus, Posto, Gasagase, White Poppy Seeds | Grade: Premium Sortex | Origin: Sourced & packed in Kerala, India