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Fragrant, rich, and irresistibly flavorful — Andaal Home Foods’ Biryani Masala is the secret behind every unforgettable biryani. Handcrafted with a perfect mix of premium whole spices, this blend captures the essence of Andhra kitchens, where biryani is not just food — it’s an experience.
From Hyderabadi-style dum biryani to Andhra kodi biryani, this masala brings that restaurant-level aroma and taste straight to your home — naturally, without any artificial flavors. Inspired by Andaal’s family recipes and refined for the modern kitchen, each jar of our Biryani Masala delivers deep layers of spice, warmth, and balance that make every grain of rice come alive.
At Andaal Home Foods, every spice is hand-roasted and slow-ground in small batches to preserve freshness and aroma. Cinnamon, cardamom, cloves, mace, black pepper, cumin, nutmeg, and star anise come together to form the base — while bay leaves, fennel, and dried rose petals add subtle floral and sweet notes.
Unlike commercial biryani mixes that rely on flavoring agents or artificial color, ours is 100% natural, chemical-free, and made with love. No shortcuts, no compromises — just pure spice mastery passed down through generations.
Whether you’re making chicken biryani, mutton biryani, egg biryani, prawn biryani, or even veg dum biryani, this masala ensures an authentic taste with a royal aroma that fills your kitchen and heart.
Every spoonful is a tribute to traditional Telugu hospitality — where biryani is not just a dish, but a celebration of food and family.
Why Choose Andaal’s Biryani Masala
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Made from freshly hand-roasted whole spices
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Authentic Andhra-style blend with balanced aroma and heat
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100% natural — no preservatives, no MSG, no color
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Suitable for veg and non-veg biryanis
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Stone-ground in small batches for freshness
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Adds restaurant-style flavor to home cooking
Every jar delivers that perfect blend of spice, aroma, and Andhra pride.
How to Use / Serving Suggestions
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Add 1½ to 2 tsp of Andaal’s Biryani Masala per cup of rice while cooking biryani.
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Use as a marinade spice for chicken, mutton, prawn, or paneer.
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Add a pinch to curries, gravies, or pulao for richer aroma.
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Combine with curd, ginger-garlic paste, and salt for perfect biryani base.