Dominant Cumin Flavor: The earthy and warm flavor of roasted cumin seeds is the star.
Tangy and Spicy Notes: Ingredients like dry mango powder (amchur), black salt (kala namak), and black pepper (kali mirch) contribute a tangy and pungent kick. Some versions might also include chili powder or citric acid for extra zest.
Sweetness: Sugar or other sweeteners are usually added to balance the savory and spicy elements.
Digestive Properties: Cumin is well-regarded in Ayurveda for its ability to stimulate digestive enzymes, relieve bloating, and aid overall digestion. Other spices in the goli also contribute to these benefits.
Aromatic: The roasted cumin and other spices create a pleasant and breath-freshening aroma.
"Jeera Goli" in Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India, refers to a small, round, candy-like digestive aid primarily made from cumin seeds (jeera) and a blend of other spices. It's a popular after-meal treat known for its distinct savory, slightly tangy, and often a bit spicy flavor.
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Description:
"Jeera Goli" in Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India, refers to a small, round, candy-like digestive aid primarily made from cumin seeds (jeera) and a blend of other spices. It's a popular after-meal treat known for its distinct savory, slightly tangy, and often a bit spicy flavor.