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Kaju Tukda – Broken Cashew Pieces for Cooking and Sweets
Broken cashews are not damaged goods. They are whole kernels that split during shelling, sorted out and sold separately at a lower price. The nut is identical in every way that matters: same taste, same freshness, same origin. Once cashews go into a gravy paste, a barfi or a ladoo, nothing about the shape survives the process, which is why kaju tukda is what most sweet shops and commercial kitchens actually buy. Spyran kaju tukda is cleaned and sorted, with shell fragments and dust removed.Available in 100 g, 250 g and 500 g packs with delivery across India.From ₹142.00
Kaju W210 – Whole Cashew Nuts at Better Value
W210 sits one step below the largest cashew grade, and that single step is where the value is. The kernels are whole, unbroken and large enough to look right in a bowl or on a sweet, but they cost noticeably less per kilo than W180. For anyone who wants proper whole cashews without paying for the top grade, this is the sensible middle. The nut itself is identical, since grading sorts by size alone. Spyran kaju W210 is sorted for whole kernels, with splits, pieces and shell fragments removed.Available in 100 g, 250 g and 500 g packs with delivery across India.From ₹115.00
Kaju W320 – The Standard Whole Cashew Grade
W320 is the grade most people mean when they just say kaju. It accounts for the largest share of cashews sold in India, and for good reason: the kernels are whole and unbroken, the size suits everything from a garnish to a snack bowl, and the price sits well below the larger grades. Nothing about the nut differs from W180 or W210 except how many fit in a kilo. Spyran kaju W320 is sorted for whole kernels, with splits, pieces and shell fragments removed.Available in 100 g, 250 g and 500 g packs with delivery across India.From ₹76.50
Nagkesar – Whole Spice for Traditional Masala Blends
Nagkesar is one of those spices that rarely appears alone and rarely gets left out. It goes into garam masala, pickle masala and regional blends in small quantities, contributing a warm, slightly astringent note that fills in behind the stronger spices rather than announcing itself. Most households encounter it only through a ready blend. Anyone grinding their own masala at home needs it in the mix. Spyran nagkesar is cleaned and sifted, with stalk pieces and dust removed.Available in 50 g and 100 g packs with delivery across India.From ₹35.00
Dagad Phool – Stone Flower Spice for Goda Masala and Biryani
Dagad phool is a lichen, not a flower, which is why it looks like dried grey-black petals with no seed or stalk. It grows on rocks and tree bark, is collected by hand, and behaves unlike any other spice in an Indian kitchen. On its own, it smells of almost nothing. Dropped into hot oil it releases a smoky, earthy aroma within seconds, and that transformation is exactly why it anchors Maharashtrian goda masala and Chettinad blends. Spyran dagad phool is cleaned and sifted, with grit and bark fragments removed.Available in 50 g and 100 g packs with delivery across India.From ₹15.00
Tamalpatra (Tej Patta) – Indian Bay Leaves for Biryani and Dal
Indian bay leaf is not the same leaf sold as bay leaf in European cooking, and the two are not interchangeable. Tamalpatra comes from the cassia tree and carries a warm, faintly cinnamon-clove aroma. European bay comes from the laurel and tastes more herbal and eucalyptus-like. A biryani made with the wrong one tastes noticeably off. Spyran tamalpatra is sorted whole leaves, with broken pieces and stalk removed.Available in 50 g and 100 g packs with delivery across India.From ₹59.00
Shahjeera – Caraway Seeds for Biryani and Mughlai Cooking
Shahjeera and ordinary jeera are not the same seed, and swapping one for the other is the reason a home biryani often tastes like a pulao. Shahjeera is darker, thinner and more curved, with a sweeter, more resinous aroma and none of jeera's earthy bluntness. It is used in far smaller quantities, which is why a 50 g pack lasts months even in a kitchen that cooks biryani regularly. Spyran shahjeera is cleaned and sifted, with stalk fragments and dust removed.Available in 50 g and 100 g packs with delivery across India.From ₹34.00
Badiya Phool (Star Anise) – Whole Stars for Biryani and Garam Masala
One star flavours an entire pot. Badiya phool is among the most potent spices in an Indian kitchen, carrying a strong liquorice-sweet aroma that carries through a long slow cook without fading. That strength is why it goes in whole and comes out before serving, and why a 50 g pack lasts a household the better part of a year. Broken points work as well as whole stars, which is worth knowing when comparing packs. Spyran badiya is sorted for whole stars, with dust and loose fragments removed.Available in 50 g, 100 g and 250 g packs with delivery across India.From ₹46.00
Javantri (Javitri) – Mace Blades for Biryani and Mughlai Cooking
Javantri and jaiphal come from the same fruit. The nutmeg tree produces a seed, and wrapped around that seed is a lacy red-orange net that dries into the brittle blades sold as mace. Two spices, one fruit, and they taste noticeably different. Mace is lighter and more floral, where nutmeg is heavier and sweeter, which is why biryani and korma recipes call for it specifically. The blades are used in tiny quantities, so the 10 g pack is enough for most home kitchens to start with. Spyran javantri is sorted whole blades, with dust and broken fragments removed.Available in 10 g, 25 g, 50 g and 100 g packs with delivery across India.From ₹63.00
Jayfal (Nutmeg) – Whole Seeds, Ground Fresh as Needed
Nutmeg is bought whole for one reason: ground nutmeg loses most of its aroma within weeks, while a whole seed holds it for years. Grate what a dish needs and put the rest back. Jayfal is the hard brown seed of the nutmeg fruit, warm and sweet with a slightly woody depth, used in halwa, kheer, garam masala and milk preparations. A pinch is the usual quantity, so a 50 g pack covers a household for a long time. Spyran jayfal is sorted whole seeds, with broken and shrivelled pieces removed.Available in 50 g and 100 g packs with delivery across India.₹250.00
Elaichi Dana – Green Cardamom Seeds, Pods Removed
Elaichi dana is cardamom with the pod already removed, so what you get is only the black seeds where the aroma actually sits. The pod is fibrous husk that gets discarded anyway, which means a 50 g pack of seeds goes considerably further than 50 g of whole pods. It also saves the fiddly work of splitting pods one at a time for chai masala, kheer or a mithai batter. Spyran elaichi dana is sorted clean seeds, with husk fragments and dust removed.Available in a 50 g pack with delivery across India.From ₹47.00
Green Elaichi – Whole Cardamom Pods for Chai and Cooking
Whole pods keep cardamom fresh in a way loose seeds cannot. The green husk seals the aromatic oils inside, so a pod bought today smells as strong in six months as it does now. Split it open at the moment of use and the aroma is immediate. Spyran green elaichi is sorted whole pods, plump and firm, with light green colour and no split or empty shells. Choti elaichi like this is what goes into chai, kheer, biryani and every mithai worth making.Available in 10 g, 25 g, 50 g, 100 g and 250 g packs with delivery across India.From ₹67.50
Black Cardamom (Badi Elaichi) – Smoky Pods for Biryani and Gravies
The smokiness in black cardamom is not a flavour note added later. The pods are dried over open wood fires in the growing regions, and that process is what leaves the deep smoky, faintly camphor-like character behind. This is a completely different spice from green elaichi despite the shared name, and swapping one for the other ruins a dish in both directions. Badi elaichi belongs in biryani, dal makhani, slow-cooked meat and garam masala, never in kheer or chai. Spyran alcha is sorted whole pods, firm and dark, with dust and split shells removed.Available in 25 g, 50 g, 100 g and 250 g packs with delivery across India.From ₹16.00
Black Cardamom (Badi Elaichi) – Smoky Pods for Biryani and Gravies
The smokiness in black cardamom is not a flavour note added later. The pods are dried over open wood fires in the growing regions, and that process is what leaves the deep smoky, faintly camphor-like character behind. This is a completely different spice from green elaichi despite the shared name, and swapping one for the other ruins a dish in both directions. Badi elaichi belongs in biryani, dal makhani, slow-cooked meat and garam masala, never in kheer or chai. Spyran alcha is sorted whole pods, firm and dark, with dust and split shells removed.Available in 25 g, 50 g, 100 g and 250 g packs with delivery across India.From ₹26.00








