Spicentice Premium Chilli Powder 500g - 100% Natural - Additive & GMO Free - Packed in UK, in a BRCGS accredited Grade AA Site

Amazing quality and value and the perfect smoked paprika

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…I’m afraid Amazon declined my first review that included my photos of this lovely smelling powder. Reposting my review with my photos removed - which action usually ensures the review then goes through!So far, so good with the delicious smell that hit me on opening this powder.It is an huge quantity so I am sharing it with my friend. We are going to cook with it soon (feels a little too warm still to make curry at the moment!). I will update my review once tried

Only used a single serving of this on my scrambled eggs as I have a backlog of paprika already, but it seemed no different from what I'm used to. The bag certainly smells flavourful, no weird chemical smells.

What a find this is: a massive 200g of deep, rich, smoky-flavoured paprika for a great price (£12.95 at the time of leaving the review). My family loves the addition of paprika to so many dishes, and I often find myself running out of it.The paprika comes in a high quality, heavy gauge resealable plastic pouch that snaps back closed, ensuring that the spice stays fresh and doesn’t let dampness contaminate it.This paprika has proven its versatility in my kitchen. I’ve used it in a variety of dishes, from a comforting sausage casserole to a smoky, spicy authentic chilli con carne. It has even been the secret ingredient in making my version of the takeaway favourite, red salt. The possibilities are endless, and it’s exciting to think about the culinary adventures you can embark on with this spice.I am so pleased with the quality that I would definitely purchase it again and would most happily recommend it.

Nice big resealable bag. Perfect for big curry lovers.

This is a very good general curry powder. It's listed as mild on the product page, and if I were in India, this is roughly the level of heat I'd expect from a mild curry, but if you're used to standard supermarket curries and powders, I'd suggest it equates more to a medium heat. There's no guide on amount per portion, and in such cases, I tend to start with 1 generous teaspoon per portion, taste and work up from there if required.I prepared it with 600g of chicken, which could serve up to 4, so added 4 teaspoons of curry powder and found this had quite a kick (I also added some coconut cream powder to just take the edge off it).If I only need 1-2 teaspoons of curry powder per portion, I'll be using around half the amount I would from a branded or supermarket's own 90g tub - and the price per gram is already exactly the same as one of the well-known brands.I always prefer my spices in larger quantities blended by specialist manufacturers anyway, and this is no exception. This is a great general curry powder for use as a base for a range of dishes.

- Review for Spicentice Premium Curry Powder - 500g - 100% Natural & Pure - Blended in UK, Packed in a BRCGS Accredited Grade AA Site || Price: £9.99 (at time of ordering) -This is deliciously fragrant curry powder, that smells and tastes so much fresher than the supermarket brands. It has a nice mild spice to it, which builds up the more you add. I generally start small and keep tasting + adding as I cook, until I reach my desired taste. I don't think I'll be able to go back to my generic brand after this, and it works out cheaper per gram as well. Highly recommended.