White pepper powder

White pepper is “safed mirch powder” in Hindi. Babas Natural Basket White Pepper is made from the superior variety of pepper called ‘Thalassery Pepper’, cultivated in the fertile, moist plantations of Northern Malabar, abiding to strict organic farming methods. Processing techniques are done entirely by state of the art machines, untouched by human hand, ensuring best quality white pepper without any additives. What makes it different from black pepper is the fact that the pepper corns are harvested after it turns ripe. It is then well dried, scrubbed to remove the outer shell and later grounded into a fine powder. White pepper powder not as pungent as Black pepper powder. It has a more subtle, earthy flavour. Preferred for its aesthetic properties, it’s used in light coloured, cream based savory Indian dishes to give it a more refined appearance. It gives the food a savory kick thus enhancing the whole culinary experience. Pepper powder is widely used a natural preservative as well as a common remedy for congested nose and sore throat.

• Grounded high-grade, ripe Telicherry pepper after scrubbing off its outer shell, grown organically on the fertile plantations of Northern Malabar ·
• Processed using state of the art machines to seal in the natural nutrients and goodness of organic pepper ·
• Specifically packed to retain freshness for longer periods and extend shelf life without any chemical preservatives ·
• White pepper has a simpler and earthy flavour than black pepper making it a great altrenative ·
• White pepper is used mainly because of its aesthetic qualities in light coloured soups and sauces giving it a refined look ·
• Pinch of pepper powder can elevate the savoury experience of your favourite dish
• Natural remedy for common cold and sore throat ·
• Rich in nutrients mainly manganese, selenium, vitamin K, vitamin C, iron and piperine ·
• Known therapeutic properties includes anti-inflammatory agents, antioxidants, weigh lose, antibiotic and improves cognitive ability due to presence of piperine