India Gate Jeera Rice, 1kg
₹233.00
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Description
Price: ₹233.00
(as of Sep 30, 2025 15:24:55 UTC – Details)
India Gate Jeera Rice is an exquisite variety of ‘Kaima rice’ or ‘Jeerakasala’ short grain which has a peculiar aroma imparting a subtle taste. It is a symbol of cultural amalgamation of Mughal and Malabari cuisines. This rice is immensely popular in southern India and is the main ingredient in dishes such as the Thalaserry Biryani, Payasam, and Jeera Rice. The product is known with diverse identities in different parts of the country- Ambemohar in Maharashtra, Govindbhog in Bengal, Ghee/Jeera Sambha in Tamil Nadu and Kaima rice in Kerala. INDIA GATE is India’s most trusted and largest selling Basmati Rice brand. It has become the preferred brand of choice among consumers and retailers over the years deriving mainly from consistency and quality assurance. India Gate Basmati Rice is aged to perfection which results in better volume, fluffiness, and yield. This aging process also imparts the distinct Basmati aroma and taste to the rice. All India Gate products are produced with international quality standards, cleaned, sorted and packed in superior, hygienic and state-of-the-art facilities, completely untouched by human hands.
Jeera Rice
Super quality
Aromatic
Customers say
Customers find the rice excellent for making pulavs and biryani, with good flavor. The aroma receives mixed feedback, with some customers noting it’s very nice while others say it’s very little. Customers disagree on the value for money, with some finding it not worth the price range. The size of the grains receives negative feedback, with customers noting they are either big or small.
