Shantiya

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Recommendations from Pushpa C.

• Referral from October 22, 2016
  

  Kate K. asked:

  Hey spice lovers, is cumin the same as kmín? The translation seems right, but the packets from the supermarkets and shops smell and taste a bit different from the spice I used in the past. Any recommendations where I can find the traditional indian one?

  

  Pushpa C. replied:

  In my experience, "kmin" generally refers to the Czech cumin, which has a different taste than the cumin called "rimsky kmin" in Czech. If you're looking for the aromatic and more flavourful cumin that is generally found in Indian or Middle Eastern cuisine, you can find it at any Indian store. Here's an option that I like: https://www.facebook.com/ShantiyaShop/

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• Referral from October 13, 2016
  

  Avarie N. asked:

  So, the hair post confirmed my beliefs that the Czech Republic does something to it... I thought it might be the new shampoo, but after reading that I'm sure it's this country aha So does anyone know where I can buy raw coconut oil (for hair)? I've seen it in "health shops" but like, as butter.

  

  Pushpa C. replied:

  https://www.facebook.com/ShantiyaShop/

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