Dagad Phool (Kalpasi)
Dagad Phool, also known as Kalpasi or stone flower, is a dried lichen with a distinct earthy, smoky aroma used to enhance the depth of spice blends. Though not a spice in the traditional sense, it plays a vital role in regional Indian cuisines, particularly in Maharashtrian and South Indian cooking, where it adds a unique background flavor that’s hard to replicate.
Dagad Phool: The Hidden Flavor Enhancer
Dagad Phool, also known as Kalpasi or stone flower, is a dried lichen with a distinct earthy, smoky aroma used to enhance the depth of spice blends. Though not a spice in the traditional sense, it plays a vital role in regional Indian cuisines, particularly in Maharashtrian and South Indian cooking, where it adds a unique background flavor that’s hard to replicate.
Quality You Can Trust — Singla Brand
Singla’s Dagad Phool is sourced and cleaned to ensure it’s free from dust, grit, and foreign matter, while retaining its natural earthy aroma. Each batch is sorted for quality, providing a clean, authentic product that delivers the same distinct depth of flavor traditional recipes call for.
Common Uses of Dagad Phool
- A key ingredient in goda masala and Maharashtrian spice blends
- Used in biryani masala and regional rice preparations
- Added to non-vegetarian curries and slow-cooked gravies
- Roasted and ground into spice mixes for added depth
- Used in traditional South Indian and Maharashtrian recipes
Trusted by Kitchens, Restaurants & Food Industries
Singla supplies Dagad Phool to restaurants, masala manufacturers, caterers, and commercial kitchens specializing in regional Indian cuisine. Our careful sourcing and cleaning process ensures consistent quality, helping kitchens replicate authentic, traditional flavor profiles batch after batch.
Storage Tip: Keep Dagad Phool away from moisture and direct sunlight to preserve its aroma and prevent contamination. When stored properly, Dagad Phool retains its quality and aroma for up to 12 months.
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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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