Winter masala chai
Warmth in a pot.
- Simmer 1 clove, 2 cardamoms and a small cinnamon piece in 1 cup water.
- Add tea leaves; simmer 2 minutes; add 1 cup milk.
- Boil up once, sweeten and strain.


Laung — the most concentrated spice on the rack, and one of the oldest traded goods on earth.
Faded cloves crumble to dust and give biryani nothing.
A good clove is plump-headed and leaves oil on your fingers when pressed — that's eugenol, the whole point.
From garam masala to the traditional clove-for-toothache trick, laung earns its shelf space.
Press one between your fingers. If it feels faintly oily, it's alive.

Cloves are unopened buds, dried whole.
Among the most potent aromatics in any spice.
The press-test tells you they're intact.
Typical values per 100g, from standard food-composition tables — indicative, not a label.
We source our Cloves directly, check every batch by hand, and seal it at peak freshness — so what reaches you is exactly what nature intended.
No shortcuts, no fillers, no fine print.
Two or three cloves in biryani, pulao and qorma — they carry the warm base note nothing replaces.
One clove per pot with elaichi and daarcheeni for proper winter masala chai.
A clove held near an aching tooth is the folk classic — a comfort tradition, not a substitute for a dentist.
Simple ways our customers put our Cloves to work — tested in real desi kitchens.
Warmth in a pot.
Fresher than any packet.
Tip: Small batches beat big jars — aroma is perishable.
For sore-season teas.
We built this brand around what loose, open-bin and mass-market products quietly skip.
| Organic and Pure | Typical store-bought | |
|---|---|---|
| 100% pure — never blended or bulked | ✓ | Sometimes |
| Naturally grown, batch-checked harvests | ✓ | Sometimes |
| Sealed fresh at the source | ✓ | ✕ |
| Honest weight and clear labelling | ✓ | Sometimes |
| Doorstep delivery across Pakistan | ✓ | ✕ |