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Organic Cloves | Lavangam | Laung | Kirambu
Aromatic garam masala whole spices
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Discover the bold flavor, rich aroma, and therapeutic value of our premium quality Cloves, one of the most essential Indian spices used across kitchens in India. Known by the names laung, lavangam, Kirambu, lavang or grampu in various parts of India, these dried flower buds are hand harvested and sun dried to preserve their essential oils and strong medicinal properties.
Laung (Clove) is always popular among the Indian spices and it has been used in most remarkable dishes like biryani, pulao, curries, masala chai, and even in some baked goods. It is an inevitable whole spice, in garam masala ingredients list. Along with elevating the aroma and taste of your favorite recipes, clove benefits your oral hygiene by reducing problems like toothache and tooth decay. This has been a well known fact for a long time now. Also, drinking clove water in the morning gives multiple health benefits. Packed with antioxidants and the powerful compound eugenol, lavangam promotes better digestion, helps relieve respiratory problems, boosts the immune system, regulates blood sugar, treats hair problems and more. Use them in your spice mixes, teas, or even as a natural breath freshener. This versatile organic clove belongs in every health conscious and flavor-loving home.
What is “Cloves” called in other languages?
- Cloves in Tamil: கிராம்பு (Kirāmpu) / லவங்கம் (Lavangam)
- Cloves in Telugu: లవంగాలు ( Lavaṅgālu)
- Cloves in Kannada: ಲವಂಗ ( Lavaṅga)
- Cloves in Malayalam: ഗ്രാമ്പു (Grāmpu)
- Cloves in Hindi: लौंग ( Laung)
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- Boosts Immunity: The eugenol in cloves supports immune function and wards off seasonal illnesses.
- Supports Digestion: Aids in breaking down food and reducing acidity; a common remedy in southern spices culture.
- Relieves Pain Naturally: Traditional use of crushed clove or clove oil is known for numbing toothaches and sore muscles.
- Combats Inflammation: Effective in managing inflammation, common in many Indian spices used in home healing.
- Improves Oral Hygiene: Acts as a natural mouth freshener and fights oral bacteria, one of many clove benefits.
- Supports Hair Growth: Antimicrobial properties help fight dandruff and improve strength of hair follicles.
- In Cooking: Add 2 - 3 cloves to rice, curries, or spice blends to elevate dishes with authentic Indian spices richness.
- For Herbal Tea or Kadha: Boil 1 - 2 cloves in water with ginger, black pepper, and tulsi for a powerful spice in curry powder-inspired remedy.
- For Toothache Relief: Gently chew a clove or apply clove oil diluted with a carrier oil for natural pain relief.
- For Aromatherapy: Mix with warm oil or use in a diffuser to ease congestion and refresh the senses.
- With Garlic (Clove Garlic Use): Combine clove and garlic in Ayurvedic recipes to support cardiovascular and immune health.
FAQ
What makes organic cloves different from regular cloves?
Organic cloves are grown without harmful pesticides or artificial drying, preserving the full spectrum of flavor and health benefits found in top-grade Indian spices.
Is it safe to drink clove water or clove tea?
Yes! Drinking clove water in the morning greatly helps in various health benefits like oral hygiene, hair growth, detoxification, weight loss, blood sugar level control and more.
Do cloves help with respiratory issues?
Yes, cloves are widely used in southern spice traditions to relieve cough and congestion when brewed in herbal teas or diffused as essential oil.
Can Diabetics consume cloves?
Yes! People with diabetes can consume cloves on moderate levels. Also, drinking clove water greatly helps in managing blood sugar levels.
Can I use cloves daily for oral hygiene?
Yes, chewing a clove or rinsing with clove water can help freshen breath and reduce bacterial buildup.
Are these lavangam suitable for making homemade curry powders?
Absolutely! These high-quality buds are ideal for DIY curry powder blends or Indian spices masala.
Are cloves part of Indian biryani spices?
Definitely! Cloves are essential in biryani masala spices, offering depth, aroma, and a signature spicy-sweet finish.
Is there a difference between lavangam, grampu, and laung?
No, they are regional names in Tamil, Malayalam, and Hindi respectively. All referring to cloves, one of the most versatile Indian spices.
How long do these cloves stay fresh?
When stored in an airtight container, away from direct sunlight and moisture, our premium quality cloves remain fresh for up to 12 months.
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