Orange Marmalade, 250g, Pack Of 3
Orange Marmalade, 250g, Pack Of 3
Description
Sikkim Orange marmalade is a variation of theĀ traditional orange marmalade that uses oranges grown in the state of Sikkim , which is located in northeastern India . Sikkim Orange marmalade is a popular product in Sikkim and other parts of India . Sikkim oranges are known for their intense flavor and aroma , which makes them ideal for making marmalade. it is often enjoyed as a breakfast spread , but it can also be used in baking or as a condiment to accompany savory dishes.
Ingredients
Orange Extract, Sugar, Orange Peel, Orange Oil, Pectin E440, Citric Acid E330, Calcium Chloride E509
How to use?
Can be taken half tablespoon as a medicine, or can also act as a natural sweetener.
Best Before
12 months
FAQ
What does the pattern on your packaging represent?
-The symbols on our packaging represent that state symbols of the 8 states of North East India.
How do I consume the product?
-Please refer to the How to Use section above!
Can I get bulk discounts?
-Please reach our customer care officer for bulk inquiries.
Where do you source your products from?
-All our products are sourced from local manufacturers from the origin state where the product and its ingredients belong to.
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| Name | Orange Marmalade, 250g, Pack Of 3 remove | King Chilli Pickle (Bhut Jolokia) 200g, Pack Of 2 remove | Dalle Chilli Pickle, 100g remove | Temi Tea First Flush, 100g remove | Dalle Chilli Pickle, 200g remove | Gundruk (Dehydrated Fermented Mustard leaves), 100g remove | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| Content | Sikkim Orange marmalade is a variation of theĀ traditional orange marmalade that uses oranges grown in the state of Sikkim , which is located in northeastern India . Sikkim Orange marmalade is a popular product in Sikkim and other parts of India . Sikkim oranges are known for their intense flavor and aroma , which makes them ideal for making marmalade. it is often enjoyed as a breakfast spread , but it can also be used in baking or as a condiment to accompany savory dishes. | Heat Level (š¶ļø)Ā - 8/10 ExtremelyĀ SpicyĀ King Chilli (Raja Mircha) is considered as one of the hottest chilli in the world. NE Origins King Chilli pickle is directly sourced from Nagaland. Its tangy and notĀ very hot, the aroma from these chilli itself is enough to make one salivate. Moreover, It makes a perfect condiment for comforting meals at home. | Heat Level (š¶ļø)Ā - 6/10 Medium SpicyĀ Dalle Khursani (Fireball cherry pepper) is a special variety of chilli grown in Sikkim. Scarlet red in colour, it is one of the hottest chillies in the world. Biting into these chilli with every morsel of rice adds heaps of flavour to the food that hits the right spot. The aroma from these chillies complemented by the tang from the pickle serves as a perfect condiment for comforting meals at home. | šOrganic Certified Tea Estate
šSingle Origin - Temi Tea Estate, Sikkim
š«High in Antioxidants
The first or the spring flush is the rarest of the rare, this is the first harvest after the cold winter in Sikkim. The first flush is considered the best because of the pause it gets after the autumn harvest throughout the winter.
Temi was established in 1969 by the Chogyal of Sikkim, he converted 440 acres of land into a sprawling tea plantation. Ravangla was the initial choice for the plantation but it was later shifted to Temi for weather feasibility, he gave this exquisite stretch on gentle slopes on loamy soil. Just perfect to grow tea.
Today the Temi Estate brings to you a range of exclusive teas like the premier first flush, other flushes of orthodox, oolong, green and white tea. Certified as an Organic Tea Estate in 2008, it has won laurels from all around the world. The teas of Temi are known to be one of the finest teas in the world today. The distinctive landscape of TemiĀ Tea Estate gives each cupĀ a character that is wholly unmatched. SpreadĀ across the elevations ranging from 1400 to 2000 metres above sea level, each season at the Temi Tea Estate moulds every flush differently. From the earliest tea to now, Temi has proudly retained its legacy, character and aroma.
From the Chogyal of Sikkim it is now run by the government and doing everything possible to preserve this heritage and take it forward. The government packs it under the brand āTemiā and sells it across the state of Sikkim. We at NE Origins support the endeavour and help them find national and international market for this amazing ātaste of distant sagaā teas. | Heat Level (š¶ļø)Ā - 6/10 Medium SpicyĀ Dalle Khursani (Fireball cherry pepper) is a special variety of chilli grown in Sikkim. Scarlet red in colour, it is one of the hottest chillies in the world. Biting into these chilli with every morsel of rice adds heaps of flavour to the food that hits the right spot. The aroma from these chillies complemented by the tang from the pickle serves as a perfect condiment for comforting meals at home. | Gundruk is an indigenous Nepali food that is prepared by fermenting and sun drying leafy vegetables (mustard leaf). Gundruk hasĀ distinctive sour and fermented taste. It is one of the most versatile food which can be used in various delicacies such as Gundruk Soup, Achar(pickle), or simply a side dish. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| Dimensions | 12 × 15 × 10 cm | 15 × 12 × 10 cm | 6 × 6 × 10 cm | 8 × 4.5 × 9 cm | 6 × 6 × 10 cm | 10 × 10 × 6 cm | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
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