🌶️ General Recommendation for Selecting Namma Byadgi's Chilli Powder
1️⃣ Oil Content in Chilli Powder
Some chilli powders contain 1% to 2% sunflower oil, while others are completely oil-free.
✅ Gujarat: Prefers 10% to 15% oil for shine, texture, and taste.
✅ Jammu & Kashmir: Prefers low oil (~1%) for color and longevity.
✅ Kerala & South India: No Oil (0%) for purity and extended shelf life.
✅ Exporters & Pouch Packing: No Oil Powder is preferred for longer shelf life.
2️⃣ Export & Shelf Life Considerations
If you are exporting or doing pouch packaging, always choose:
✅ No Oil Powder → 12+ months shelf life
✅ Stemless Powder → Best for exports & bulk packaging
Why? Adding oil enhances shine & taste but reduces shelf life:
🛑 With oil: Shelf life 6–9 months
✅ Without oil: Shelf life 12+ months
3️⃣ When to Use No Oil Powder?
For non-vegetarian dishes (e.g., fish curry, kebabs, biryani), use No Oil Powder.
Why? The sunflower oil in the powder may react with other oils like:
🥥 Coconut Oil (Kerala dishes)🌿Sesame Oil(Tamil Nadu cuisine)🧴Mustard Oil(Bengali/UP cuisine)
❌ Oil reaction can make the dish turn black.
✅ Solution? Always use No Oil Powder for these dishes.
4️⃣ Key Notes
✅ For Export: Choose No Oil & Stemless Powder
✅ For Extended Shelf Life: Use No Oil Powder
✅ For Shiny Appearance & Stronger Taste: Choose Oil-Based Powder
✅ For Non-Veg Dishes (Fish, Kebab, Biryani, etc.): Always use No Oil Powder
✅ None of the powders contain salt—they are 100% pure chilli powder.
💡 Final Thought
When choosing Namma Byadgi Chilli Powder, consider:
📍 Your region’s preferences
🍛 Intended use (home, restaurant, export, or packaged products)
📦 Required shelf life
🛢️ Compatibility with other ingredients
This ensures optimum color, taste, and storage stability in your dishes. 🔥🌶️
