Khaskhas/ Poppy Seed Whole
₹180
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Til sourced from Kota and Morena for a delicate, nutty bite. So your laddoos have a flavour worth slowing down for.
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Safed til starts mild and nutty, then grows wonderfully fragrant with a gentle toast. Work it into til ladoo and chikki, scatter it over breads, or grind it into chutney and tahini. Keep an eye on the pan while roasting. The aroma tells you when your next spoonful is ready.
About its origins
White til is grown in several Indian regions, including Gujarat and Rajasthan. Its gentle nuttiness works in til laddoos, chikki, chutneys and breads.
Toast till it smells nutty. Not a second more.
Mild and nutty, with a toastier flavour after roasting for chutneys, sweets and everyday toppings.
A gentle seed aroma that turns warm and nutty with toasting.
Small white whole seeds that add a light bite or grind into paste.
No chilli heat. White sesame adds a nutty flavour without chilli heat; use seasonings separately to make the finished food spicy.
Our purity and quality checks are backed by lab reports. Open the Lab reports tab on any product that has one to see what was tested and what came back.
One pack lasts days
Use this as a guide. The amount you need depends on your recipe and taste.
Make room for seeds in your everyday food. White til brings a nutty way to add variety to breakfast, dips and small snacks.

Contains sesame, a food allergen. Keep servings modest. This is a food ritual, not a calcium supplement.
Inspired by traditional food and care practices. Benefits of these home preparations are not clinically established. Use small food quantities; these are not treatments.
It depends on the recipe. Toasting gives them a fuller nutty aroma, while some baking and paste recipes use them without pre-toasting.
Use low heat and stir often. Take the seeds off the heat when fragrant, as they can brown quickly.
Yes. Use a suitable grinder and follow your recipe for the amount of liquid or oil needed.
Yes. Toast them as directed in your ladoo recipe, then combine with the other ingredients.
Add it at the end, just before serving, so the seeds keep their texture against the dressed vegetables.
White sesame adds a nutty flavour without chilli heat; use seasonings separately to make the finished food spicy.