Gluten free,salt and sugar free,vegan curry powder
moparpete,
Sep 12, 9:20pm
how much will you be prepared to pay for a jar of 100gms. Bit of a market survey. Do you use any brand like this.Whats your preferance or important qualities you look for when it comes to buying curry powders. Thanks.
sifty,
Sep 12, 9:28pm
Nil. Sounds bloody awful.
lythande1,
Sep 12, 10:01pm
How about ingredient free? Sheesh. don't buy curry powder anyway, make my own, various.
moparpete,
Sep 12, 10:23pm
Really?
pommyjohn1,
Sep 12, 10:48pm
Most curry powder is gluten free
davidt4,
Sep 12, 10:59pm
I make my own spice mixes for curries. I don't buy generic "curry powder". What are you trying to sell?
moparpete,
Sep 12, 11:08pm
davidt4 wrote: I make my own spice mixes for curries. I don't buy generic "curry powder". What are you trying to sell?[/quote Not trying to sell anything, want to buy some of that sort for a relative who is health concious ,vegan and has issues with food allergies. I find cereals and other food items with gluten free , organic, vegan mentioned in the label but yet to find a curry powder such as that. Hence the question.
buzzy110,
Sep 12, 11:40pm
As gluten, sugar and salt are not actually spices I fail to see why people would think that a spice powder mix that was free of them would be inferior.
Have you been to a spice trader to see what spices and spice mixes they have? I know the ones near my old residence had quite a number of spice mixes. It was very bewildering but when I asked the Indians who run the shops, especially the ladies, they were so knowledgeable and fell over themselves to be helpful.
blands70,
Sep 14, 5:08am
I don't buy pre-prepared curry powder but as curry powder comprises a number of spices I would expect all curry powders to be gluten free, sugar free and vegan. And most likely salt free too.
edzmax,
Sep 14, 7:53pm
Ugh, sounds horrible. I have a stock pile of spices & make my own curries. Yes, I add salt. Nothing wrong with salt in moderation, and I never add sugar. If I wanted dairy free, I make a lamb curry that has no yoghurt or cream in it. It's not hard to do.
edzmax,
Sep 14, 7:54pm
Yeah right!
robyn35,
Sep 17, 3:11am
would you be prepared to share your recipe? have a son on an elimination diet so am trying to find recipes that actually have some taste for him
Bloody hard trying to find mixes/spices and flavourings that are wheat/dairy/soy/nut/chicken/fi- sh/egg free
ruakokopatuna,
Sep 17, 4:53am
I was a great fan of Brindavin Hot curry powder which is no longer available. This is my best attempt at imitating it. 2 Tbsp ground coriander 2 Tbsp ground cumin 1 Tbsp ground tumeric 1 tsp fenugreek 1 tsp chili powder
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