Conscious Food Mustard Seed | Pack of 3 | 100g each
₹126.00
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- Our organic Mustard Seeds are wholesome and full of essential omega-3 fatty acids. They can be used in vegetable preparations, curries and sauces.
- – Pure & Unadulterated
- – Strong & Flavorful
- – Local & Sustainably Sourced
- Benefits:
- – Rich source of phytonutrients, selenium, magnesium, iron, calcium, zinc and dietary fibre
- – Contain the essential heart-healthy omega-3 fatty acids
- How to use:
- – They can be used in vegetable preparations, curries and sauces.
- – They make for a great addition to tadka in dals, raita, etc.
- Ingredients:
- – 100% Mustard Seeds
- Country of Origin – India
- Sold by Conscious Foods and fulfilled by EarthBased – One Switch at a time.
- FAQ’s:
- 1. What are the benefits of Organic Food?
- – Organic Food has higher nutritive value, free from chemical additives, sustainable. It’s natural, whole and unrefined and retains more nutrients than conventionally produced food. Not only is it free from the harmful effects of chemical pesticides and preservatives, it is also free from genetically modified organisms. With growing diseases and health concerns, people have opted for healthy eating through organic food. Organic food is suitable for elders, children, pregnant mothers. It helps the immune system to fight various diseases without the use of supplements. Organic food is preferred for the safe environment practices to keep it clean and suitable for everyone
- 2. What is the difference between natural and organic food?
- – Organic foods are chemical-free, without any pesticides, without any fertilizers. Natural Foods are sourced organically and that’s why they are wholesome, unrefined & unadulterated i.e. No artificial colors or flavors, No artificial preservatives.
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Conscious Food Mustard Seed | Pack of 3 | 100g each
₹126.00
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