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Spice Tin Clear Lid 20cm Masala Dabba With Spices
£25.00Availability:
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Spice Tin Clear Lid 20cm Masala Dabba With Spices
RRP £35.99 - OFFER PRICE WHILST STOCKS LAST
With Christmas to look forward to - Ignite Cookware brings you our best selling stainless steel masala dabba | spice tin with a seasonal twist.
Our Masala dabbas are the best sellers when it comes to gifting during the festive season.
The Masala Dabba / Spice tin has a clear Perspex lid and comes with 7 inner pots, the spices can easily be seen without the need to open the lid.
This is a must have product for anyone serious about cooking authentic Indian food.
Spice Tin Package Includes
1 x Garam Masala 100g
1 x Turmeric Powder 100g
1 x Chilli Powder or Paprika Powder 100g
1 x Coriander Ground 100g
1 x Fenugreek Seeds 100g
1 x Mustard Seeds 100g
1 x Cumin Seeds 100g
- 7 Indian spices that will elevate your dishes and really tingle your taste buds.
- Each spice will come in its own pre-packaged packet from a leading brands like Natco, Top op, Fudco - *spices can change depending on availability
- Metal spoon included for accurate measures. Our Indian Spice Tin (Masala Dabba) is the perfect all-year-round gift for home cooks and experienced chefs and for those who wish to create or recreate authentic Indian meals at home.
| Type: | Spice Tin |
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| Sku: | 50 |
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