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Sambhar Masala

A vibrant, tangy, and aromatic spice blend that captures the essence of authentic South Indian sambhar.

Tamarind Tang

Tamarind and spices give it the ideal sour-spicy balance

Curry Leaf Aroma

Dried curry leaves provide that signature South Indian aroma

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Authentic South Twist

Welza Sambhar Masala is rooted in the South Indian culinary tradition—balanced, bright, and bold without compromise.

Idli-Dosa Ready

Whether it’s sambhar for idli, dosa, or rice, this masala delivers a consistent flavor every time.

FAQs

Is this masala only for sambar?

No, it can be used in rasam, kootu, and even idli upma.

How is it different from curry powder?

It's specific to South Indian flavours and includes lentils.

Does it include tamarind?

No, add tamarind separately as per taste.

Can I use it in instant sambar?

Yes, just mix with pre-boiled dal and veggies.

Is it spicy?

Moderately spicy with a tangy finish.

Blog posts

🌏 North vs South Sambhar – What’s the Difference? Exploring India’s regional twist on the beloved lentil stew, and how Welza Sambhar Masala bridges the gap.

🌏 North vs South Sambhar – What’s the Difference? Exploring India’s regional twist on the beloved lentil stew, and how Welza Sambhar Masala bridges the gap.

Introduction  Sambhar is one of the most loved dishes in Indian cuisine—but did you know there’s more than one way to make it? The sambhar served with idli in Tamil Nadu tastes completely different from the sambhar you get with...

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The Perfect Proportions for Authentic Sambhar Unlocking traditional South Indian flavor with the right sambhar masala balance

The Perfect Proportions for Authentic Sambhar Unlocking traditional South Indian flavor with the right sambhar masala balance

Introduction Sambhar is more than just a lentil stew—it's the heartbeat of South Indian cuisine. Spicy, tangy, earthy, and rich with vegetables, sambhar is a dish that’s present at breakfast with idli, lunch with rice, or dinner with dosa. But...

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