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Price: ₹126.00 - ₹83.00
(as of Aug 24, 2025 19:30:09 UTC – Details)
An amber coloured resin extracted from the root or stem of a perennial plant, Hing plays many roles in many cultures. Scientifically called Ferula Asafoetida, Hing has been used as widely as in ancient Persia, Greece, Africa and India. From being used in black magic or warding away the evil eye to soothing stomach ailments, this spice has significant contribution to cultures around the world. But in cuisines, its pungent and strong aroma is put to good use as a replacement for onion and garlic. It gives off a smooth and robust flavour when released in hot oil. Today it is more commonly available in compounded forms.
Strong pungent aroma
Available in compounded forms
Country of Origin: India
material_features:vegetarian
allergen_information:allergen_free
ingredients:Rice Flour 55% approx, Gum Arabic, Asafoetida, Turmeric
material_features:vegetarian
Customers say
Customers find the hing powder to be of good quality, with pleasant aroma and taste, and consider it a value for money. However, the hing quality receives mixed feedback, with some saying it’s nice while others express concerns. Moreover, several customers report issues with the seal being broken. The ingredient content also draws mixed reactions, with one customer noting the presence of rice powder.
