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Masoor is basically a small pulse or legume and is present in huge varieties, varying in color from the more common greenish brown and red to yellow. Masoor is known to be most popular and probably the most commonly used dal in India.
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Chana dal is also known as Bengal gram. This is the most popular legume in India. The beans have mild flavor and can be spiced to taste in a variety of ways. Without skin and split, chana is known as split chana dal. Chana dal is delicious, nutritious and can be easily digested.
WEIGHT: 500G
Arhar dal also known as Pigeon pea or Toor dal or Red gram is used to prepare recipes like sambhar and kootu varieties. Organic Arhar Dal is consumed across the country by almost all the communities and in all the households as a major source of protein in every day diet.
WEIGHT: 500G / 1kg
Moong dal is tiny lentils that have been split and dehulled. It is one of the most popular pulses in India as they cook up fast with no need for soaking or pressure cooking.
WEIGHT: 500gm
Masoor is known to be probably the most commonly used Dal in India. Sabot means whole and the brownish skin is left on in this type of Masoor Dal.
WEIGHT: 500gm
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