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Kerala Coconuts

Roasted Coconut

Traditionally Pounded

No Preservatives

KLF Coconad

KLF Coconad Roasted Coconut Masala (Thenga Varutharachathu)

KLF Coconad Roasted Coconut Masala (Thenga Varutharachathu)

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Bring the rich flavour of Kerala-style roasted coconut curries to your kitchen with KLF Coconad Roasted Coconut Masala. Known as Thenga Varutharachathu, this traditionally pounded blend combines Kerala coconuts with red chilli, coriander, shallots, garlic and turmeric in a convenient powder form. It saves the effort of separately roasting and grinding a coconut masala base, making everyday curry preparation easier. Made without added preservatives or flavours, it adds toasted coconut richness to theeyal, kadala curry, vegetable curries, egg curry, chicken curry and mutton curry.

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  • Made with Kerala Coconuts: Brings rich coconut flavour to your curries.
  • Roasted Coconut Base: Adds depth and a toasted aroma to gravies.
  • Traditionally Pounded: Prepared using a traditional pounding method.
  • Convenient Powder Form: Saves separate coconut roasting and grinding.
  • No Added Preservatives or Flavours: As stated on the pack.
  • Versatile Curry Masala: Suitable for vegetarian, egg and meat dishes.
  • Resealable 100 g Pack: Zipper-lock pouch for convenient storage.

Grated Desiccated Coconut, Whole Red Chilli (6.8%), Coriander Powder, Shallots, Garlic (2.1%), Turmeric Powder.

Use as a roasted coconut masala base for theeyal, kadala or chana curry, potato curry, cauliflower masala, soya bean curry, mushroom masala, egg curry, chicken curry or mutton curry. Mix the required quantity with a little water to form a paste, incorporate into your curry and simmer with the other ingredients until fully cooked. Adjust the quantity, salt and consistency to suit your recipe.

Store in a cool, dry and hygienic place, protected from insects, pests and strong odours. Reseal the pouch tightly after each use and always use a clean, dry spoon. Refer to the pack for the expiry date.

Roasted coconut masala in powder form which has been traditionally pounded & Saves roasting and grinding time

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No Added Preservatives
Multiple Quality Checks
Our Own Factory
Trusted heritage
No Added Preservatives
Multiple Quality Checks
Our Own Factory
Trusted heritage
No Added Preservatives
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    It’s a ready-to-use Kerala-style curry masala blend, with grated desiccated coconut as its base, combined with chilli, coriander, shallots, garlic and turmeric. It adds a roasted coconut flavour to curries such as theeyal, chana, potato, mushroom, egg, chicken and mutton. It’s a cooking ingredient, not a finished curry.
    Yes. Add it while the curry is cooking, then stir and let it cook through so the roasted coconut flavour blends into the dish. Avoid adding it only after cooking.
    You can mix it with a little water to make a paste before adding it to the curry. This is optional; it can also be added directly during cooking.
    It gives curries a roasted coconut and spice flavour in a convenient ready-to-use blend, saving you from roasting and grinding those ingredients separately.

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