Cumin Seed (Jeera)
Cumin Seed, known as Jeera, is a small, ridged seed with a warm, earthy aroma that intensifies when roasted or tempered in hot oil. As one of the most fundamental spices in Indian cooking, whole cumin seeds form the flavor base for countless dals, curries, and rice dishes across the country.
Cumin Seed: The Essential Tempering Spice
Cumin Seed, known as Jeera, is a small, ridged seed with a warm, earthy aroma that intensifies when roasted or tempered in hot oil. As one of the most fundamental spices in Indian cooking, whole cumin seeds form the flavor base for countless dals, curries, and rice dishes across the country.
Quality You Can Trust — Singla Brand
Singla’s Cumin Seed is sourced from select, naturally dried seeds, carefully cleaned and sorted to ensure uniform size and strong aroma. Each batch is checked for purity and freshness, free from dust, stones, or foreign particles, delivering a clean, reliable product in every pack.
Common Uses of Cumin Seed
- Tempered in oil or ghee as a base for dals and curries
- Used in rice dishes like jeera rice and pulao
- Roasted and ground fresh for homemade spice blends
- Added to raitas, chutneys, and pickles for flavor
- Used in spice mixes like chaat masala and panch phoron
Trusted by Kitchens, Restaurants & Food Industries
Singla supplies Cumin Seed to restaurants, caterers, commercial kitchens, and food service businesses that depend on consistent aroma and quality for everyday cooking. Our sourcing and grading standards ensure dependable performance across every order.
Storage Tip: Keep Cumin Seed away from moisture and direct sunlight to preserve its aroma and prevent it from losing potency. When stored properly, Cumin Seed retains its quality and flavor for up to 12 months.
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Singla Spices- Your Partner in Authentic Indian Groceries
Singla is a trusted supplier of authentic Indian groceries, serving the food industry with consistency, quality, and reliability at scale. Our product range spans Spices, Dals, Pulses, Atta, Besan, Rice, Tamarind & Pickles, Nuts, Tea, Drinks, Utensils, Pappad/Vadi, and Mango Pulp & Mango Chutney, sourced and processed to meet the demands of high-volume, professional kitchens.
Today, Singla proudly partners with a growing network of restaurants, Indian grocery stores, caterers, food service businesses, wholesale distributors, commercial kitchens, and Indian cuisine chains across the country. By combining authentic flavor with dependable supply, Singla has become a trusted name for businesses that need consistent quality they can build their menus and operations around.
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