Basic Foods

Basmati Rice organic, 500 g

Basmati Rice organic, 5 kg

Basmati Rice Tilda, 1 kg

Basmati Rice Tilda, 5 kg

Ghee (Clarified Butter) organic, 250 g

Ghee (Clarified Butter) organic, 500 g

Yellow Mung Beans

Ayurveda recommends that one should eat pulses regularly, as they are rich in protein and very nutritious. Supply of vegetable protein is especially important if one is following a vegetarian diet. Yellow mung beans are the most highly regarded by Ayurveda, as they are easier to digest than other pulses and therefore have less of a tendency to produce an imbalance in Vata dosha. Mung beans are traditionally prepared in the form of a semi-liquid, well-spiced gruel: the typical Indian/Ayurvedic ‘dal’. For this the mung beans should be cooked long enough for them to start to disintegrate.

Yellow Mung Beans, organic

Ayurveda recommends that one should eat pulses regularly, as they are rich in protein and very nutritious. Supply of vegetable protein is especially important if one is following a vegetarian diet. Yellow mung beans are the most highly regarded by Ayurveda, as they are easier to digest than other pulses and therefore have less of a tendency to produce an imbalance in Vata dosha. Mung beans are traditionally prepared in the form of a semi-liquid, well-spiced gruel: the typical Indian/Ayurvedic ‘dal’. For this the mung beans should be cooked long enough for them to start to disintegrate.

Rock Salt, 250g

This rock salt contains no additives, and its production does not involve boiling. It is completely natural, and it does not increase Pitta like other types of salt. For this reason it is suitable for everyone.

Coconut Oil, 500 ml

Coconut oil is useful for frying and roasting. In Ayurveda it is often used in summer, as it reduces Pitta.

Original Sugar from Sugar Cane, organic, 500g

Unrefined sugar made from sugar cane, still containing all minerals and trace elements. It pours and flows easily, has its own fruity taste and can be used as an alternative to white sugar. Certified organic.

Sharkara Candy Sugar

In Ayurveda, Sharkara is the most highly regarded of all types of sugar. It is made from sugar cane and is also described as “Ayurvedic candy sugar”. During production, impurities and acid-forming ingredients are separated out through a slow process of re-crystallisation. Finally the crystals are reduced into small pieces and are ground very fine. Ayurvedic scholars describe its balancing effect in the body. The classical texts speak of a reduction in the Ayurvedic fire element Pitta and a balancing of the other doshas. The Sharkara that we offer is prepared specially according to traditional procedures by small family businesses.

Yoghurt Box & Thermometer

Fresh yoghurt is best in taste and quality. With the Yoghurt Box you can very easily make your own yoghurt.

Yoghurt Thermometer

Goes with the yoghurt-making equipment. (Contains no mercury)