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Pros & Cons
Pros
Fenugreek is powerfully fragrant. Leaves a subtle maple syrup smell. After pan roasting and grinding product is great.
Price is excellent for 8 oz. Excellent in every respect. Liked the product.
Cons
If your using this for haircare don't. These are not seeds.
Highlights
Quality
These seeds are fresh and high quality and thats all i am qualified to state honestly
After pan roasting and grinding product is great
I would recommend purchasing the powered version as the one i bought is very hard kernels and must be ground to consume
A quick tip toast it first for maybe 60 seconds before grinding it up
Price
The value for the price is great
I think it’s definitely worth the money
The price is excellent for 8 oz
Packaging/appearance
Uniform clean seed in strong new resealing packaging
This is a hardtofind spice that really makes indian recipes more authentic and it came in a nicely sealed package
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- How are reviewers describing this item?
great, indian, good, quality and new. - Our engine has profiled the reviewer patterns and has determined that there is minimal deception involved.
- Our engine has discovered that over 80% high quality reviews are present.
- This product had a total of 1,557 reviews as of our last analysis date on May 6 2024.
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Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Leaves a subtle maple syrup smell but doesn’t bother me
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
The smell is different but overall i use it for my hair
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Also the fenugreek grinded perfectly in the coffee grinder since what i was making called for it to be ground
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
At supermarkets you can buy many of the spices used in indian cooking but ive never found ground roasted fenugreek
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
These packets will provide plenty of fenugreek spice since you should only use it sparingly that you can toast and grind before putting into a spiceracksized shaker jar
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
A quick tip toast it first for maybe 60 seconds before grinding it up
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Made fenugreek oil with these seeds
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Smells exactly like the fenugreek spice
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