Is this the same as Kishk powder used in middle east cooking?
1980402
I don't know the answer to that, however this product really does not taste like yogurt at all. More like milk powder. Which you can get for cheap at any grocery store.
794883
I believe it has some milk solids in it, not sure about if it is kosher or not
1571371
No. this is a black hulled sesame. Nigella sativa is also known as black cumin & used in Indian cookery.
1425350
It is the granulated form. I have never tried a powder version, but then I don't bake much.
418812
hesh has a website if you google their product. When I visited their site for brahmi it seemed to indicate that there were no other ingredients.
1973050
Nope. All Carlson's softgels are made from beef gelatin. Now, I do not believe they are Kosher or Halal, so you'd have to double check with Carlson's.
1924912
They look to be very similar though made by different companies. I looked up the Shazzam on line and it was quite a bit more expensive. So it is not the same product, but they are similar.
1232893
very similar to white flour that you cook with. It is a very very fine powder.
2011862
Regular curry powder is only curry, a spice on it's own. It's yellow and fragrant. I like the Lalah's because the madras is a mixture of ground spices like coriander, chilies, tummeric, cumin, and curry. It makes preparing curry simple.
793495
It is similar to Preparation H. Except this one has more active ingredient. Less does more, in this case. I would recommend to buy it.
2037839
I don't think so, I've had both and its not similar. This is a creamy tomato based sauce that has curry for spice, it is wonderfully spicy, just right, not too much. Gives you the tongue tingles, but we have really grown to love it. We moved from a very large urban city to a very small rural area and miss our tastes from other cultures. This is now a staple in our home, and both my children cook it in their homes as well.
1452466
The one I got for 2013 Christmas does an excellent job in making powder, probably for Turkish coffee. It is true that the finer settings require more effort as grinding is more difficult for fine grinds.
456205
Yes its the same product sold at mall locations......where they state its made in Israel. The difference is your not paying the high price they sell it at the kiosk. I've been using it and I'm very happy with it. Same packaging, labels, everything is the same.
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the type with stronger taste is Turkish. The mild type is Indian. Companies switch depending on what is available but the label doesn'tindicate which was used. The stronger the taste the more of the active ingredient Thymoquinone or TQ.At this time I can't find any vendor who has Turkish.
2091829
Yes, I believe it is the same one. This one is sold separately, for either coarse salt or pepper.
1463164
Yes, that's right...imported from Israel. To me the quality seems good but I use it exclusively for making hummus so the flavor ends up being part of the mix, mostly pureed garbanzo beans.
121263
Well Michael B. it states Kosher and Natural Certified. The Spice Lab sources the finest quality 100% natural salt, hand-mined deep within the Himalayan Mountains. These are comments from the package and website. Recommend you check their site and speak with them for more peace of mind. Very happy with my purchase and would purchase from thespicelab again. Also check other answers like from Dave Power..!!