Dry Amla

Dry Amla

Tamil: உலர்ந்த நெல்லிக்காய் (Ularndha Nellikai) | Telugu: ఎండిన ఉసిరికాయ (Endina Usirikaya) | Malayalam: ഉണങ്ങിയ നെല്ലിക്ക (Unangiya Nellikka) | Kannada: ಒಣ ನೆಲ್ಲಿಕಾಯಿ (Ona Nellikayi) | Hindi: सूखा आंवला (Sookha Amla)

Amla, a.k.a Indian Gooseberry is dried naturally, a fruit that has been revered in centuries-old traditional Indian culinary and wellness practices. Dry Amla true to its tangy-sour flavor and medically proven high nutrition profile Dry Amla-side3The Fresh amlas are picked up, sliced into rounds and sun-dried with Natural Sun Light allowing to retain the original taste, color & Goodness of amla Fruits without addition of any preservatives or artificial colors.

It is a good source of dietary fiber, vitamin C (16% DV), and numerous antioxidants. The nutrients provide well-rounded wellness that fills daily energy needs without injury in a diet. The sour, faintly sweet taste of it makes a great snack fruit or an ingredient for herbal teas or as part of a tangy chutney and pickles.

Why Choose Dry Amla?

• Packed with Nutrients – Dry Amla Powder is an excellent source of vitamin C, a mineral like calcium and iron, and dietary fiber that contribute to overall well-being.
• Natural — Natural preserved with sun dried specie, preservative free.
• Culinary Utility – Savored as a healthy snack; trail mix, or plumped in either cooking or beverage preparations.
• Vegans & Gluten-Free — No gluten is ever used.

Culinary Uses of Dry Amla

• Snack — Munch on fresh as is for a tart, chewy snack.
• Herbal Tea: Place pieces in hot water for a cup of fresh infused tea.
• Chutneys & Pickles: Incorporate with spices to make tasty condiments.
• Curries: Add curries for a tangy, smoky dimension.
• Trail mixes – Good hard nuts and seeds make a delicious dried snack.

Storage Tips

Store in airtight container in cool, dry location for optimum freshness and flavor.

Amla (dry version) is not just an appetizing fruit — It is a rich food cultural cuisine from India. A good source of protein, along with a bit of tang and bite — it has found its way into both traditional and innovative recipes.

Note:

This product is a natural food grain and not intended to treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Please consult a nutritionist for personalized dietary advice.