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Rajah Ground Turmeric 1kg
Rajah Ground Turmeric 1kg
Rajah Ground Turmeric 1kg
Rajah Ground Turmeric 1kg
Rajah Ground Turmeric 1kg
Rajah Ground Turmeric 1kg
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Posted 1 April 2024

Rajah Ground Turmeric 1kg

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Rajah Turmeric is a versatile spice that can be used to add colour, flavour and fragrance. 100% pure, highest quality & safety standards and expertly sourced & selected. No artificial colours or additives.
£3.63 with s&s

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100% pure. Highest quality & safety standards. Expertly sourced & selected. No artificial colours or additives. Vegetarian Society Approved.

Storage: Store in a cool, dry place. On opening store in an airtight container

  • Rajah Spices Haldi Ground Turmeric | AUTHENTIC & PURE: 100% pure and authentic spices
  • Rajah Spices Haldi Ground Turmeric | SUPERIOR QUALITY: Rajah Spices are of the highest quality & safety standards and are expertly sourced & selected
  • Rajah Spices Haldi Ground Turmeric | RESEALABLE: Comes in a resealable bag to maintain freshness
  • Rajah Spices Haldi Ground Turmeric | NO ARTIFICIALS: No artificial colours or additives
  • Rajah Spices Haldi Ground Turmeric | VEGETARIAN: Vegetarian Society Approved

Our Quality
At the heart of our business is a quest to unearth the most authentic high-quality spices. We travel deep into the heartland, where spices are found in their purest form.

The journey of spices from seed to shelf takes place under the watchful eye of experts and local farmers. Each Rajah spice is carefully grown in the most ideal conditions.

They are harvested at just the right moment with each spice going through a unique process most suited to them, so we can help you create flavoursome dishes that you, your friends and family can enjoy.

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  1. ipecac's avatar
    I’ve ordered 1kg bags of rajah spices from Amazon before. The majority of the time they have sent the incorrect item. They then send out the correct item and say keep the wrong one. Almost a little hack going on
    Miss_understood's avatar
    Do they have a long bbe?
  2. jacsll55's avatar
    Small amounts is good but regular use of turmeric has side effects, it's a major contributor to intestinal, stomach and liver issues including kidney stones and cancer. (edited)
    pukenukem's avatar
    I have never heard of this whatsoever, and I cannot find any data to support your comment nor have you provided any. It is easy to type words and say things with confidence, it doesn't make them true. Support your assertion because it will otherwise deter people from what most studies show to be an anti-cancer beneficial product:

    ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc…31/ - This talks mostly about benefits, mentions some negative side effects, mainly diarrhea and stomach upset.

    If you cannot back it up with anything from a reliable source, then you are indeed scaremongering.
  3. curry2night's avatar
    Turmeric is the most researched spice these days due to its vital ingredient Curcumin. Most cheap turmeric powders contain less than 2% Curcumin in it. To benefit from the goodness of Curcumin, look for min 5% content. Search for BBC article trust me I am a doctor on turmeric to understand the amazing benefits of Curcumin.
    petem2's avatar
    Ah those exponentially more expensive bags...
    All aimed at snake oil lovers.

    On an oil note, the BBC also has an article stating research appearing to suggest the absorption of curcumin is greatly assisted by ingestion with fats.
    Meaning the whole 5% dietary supplement route is probably less effective than the 2% cooking grade curry addition.
    That's if any of that's even true, or just marketing crap.
  4. jungleboy123's avatar
    anywhere to get garam masala cheap? Nearly every AAA+ recipe seems to ask for it. (edited)
    speric07's avatar
    I got this brand, 1kg for £3 with a voucher a few months back.
  5. petem2's avatar
    Great value.
    Rajah are a decent brand.
    If you were oblivious to the value of this, or the quality of the brand then it really isn't for you.
    1kg is ALOT.
    DBO187's avatar
    100% agree Rajah is THE brand when it comes to seasonings
  6. 123sonny123's avatar
    Just a guess but it may be to do with the processing and added cr@p nowadays that's easily added to herbs like this and chilli powder to cut costs.
  7. Jef_B's avatar
    If you can, buy the natural root, it's a powerhouse against many diseases. I've been led to believe adding a little black pepper grains aids absorption greatly .
    jungleboy123's avatar
    not according to other poster on here. Apparently very bad
  8. Cheeky_Chap's avatar
    Cheap enough to snort, nice!
  9. Jaws1973's avatar
    Add this to your curry the whole bag
  10. Alan_Wake's avatar
    Cold. Not Spice melange from Arakkis.
    ByCrom's avatar
    The spice must flow!
  11. theodudhill's avatar
    Duh, all turmeric comes from the ground.
  12. tubster76's avatar
    Aldi are doing rajah bags of spices 100g for 85p including garamasala and turmeric. This is much cheaper of course. (edited)
  13. temene's avatar
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    Now OOS - the HUKD effect in action 52505445-GtTip.jpg
    ByCrom's avatar
    Together ape stronk ✊🐵✊
  14. mrrarara's avatar
    £3.25 max s&s thanks op
  15. echo06's avatar
    I wanted some fresh but not one place in town sold it. Mentioned it to the guy at the Carribbean shop where i buy my fresh ginger from. He bought some from London for me the other day 😁
    123sonny123's avatar
    Been eating the fresh root from Asian stores since I was a kid. Hated it when I was younger, but appreciate it a lot more now! 
  16. Midnights's avatar
    Can you take this as a supplement
    Cheeky_Chap's avatar
    See comment 1
  17. ashraf86uk's avatar
    Isn’t this the usual price? I always get these from the local cash and carry I barely check how much I pay for them
  18. Alex_Colvill's avatar
    Thinking of buying some fresh root tumeric, to put in smoothies with ginger and carrot. 

    been feeling a little low lately 
    playdumb's avatar
    Not turmeric. What you need is a couple of good deals for things that you (sort of) want for no good reason, other than *it's cheap*.
    After I get it, it may well end up in the drawer for a year...but that's okay. The feel good high is

    #HUKDTherapy (edited)
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