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Organic Coriander Seeds

50gr
£1.48 296p / 100g

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100gr
£2.40 240p / 100g

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250gr
£5.10 204p / 100g

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500gr
£9.44 189p / 100g

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£14.79 each
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Ingredients

Organic Coriander Seeds ingredients:

Coriander Seeds.

About Organic Coriander Seeds

Organic Coriander Seeds - Fragrant Spice for Curries, Baking & Spice Blends

Buy organic coriander seeds online from Real Foods - aromatic seeds with warm, citrusy notes, perfect for curries, spice blends, soups, marinades, breads, and pickling. Available in retail packs of 50g, 100g, and 250g, with a 5kg bulk/wholesale sack for caterers, restaurants, and commercial kitchens.

Key Selling Points

  • Certified organic coriander seeds with warm, citrusy aroma
  • Ideal for curries, spice blends, soups, marinades, breads, and pickling
  • Available in 50g, 100g, and 250g retail packs
  • 5kg bulk/wholesale sack for commercial kitchens and catering
  • All-natural, additive-free spice
  • Enhances flavour, aroma, and complexity in both sweet and savoury dishes

How to Use Organic Coriander Seeds

Toast lightly to release aroma, then grind for curries, sauces, soups, and spice blends. Add whole seeds to pickles, stews, bread, and vegetable dishes. Can also be combined with cumin, turmeric, and chilli for classic Indian or Middle Eastern spice mixes.

Nutritional Benefits

Coriander seeds contain antioxidants, dietary fibre, iron, magnesium, and vitamins A and C. They may support digestion, circulation, and provide anti-inflammatory benefits. Regularly using coriander seeds in cooking adds both flavour and a subtle nutritional boost without added calories or fat.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: Can coriander seeds be used whole or ground?
A: Yes - whole seeds are excellent in pickling or roasting, while ground seeds are perfect for curries, spice blends, and sauces.

Q: Are coriander seeds healthy?
A: Yes - contain antioxidants, fibre, iron, and magnesium that support digestion, circulation, and overall wellbeing.

Q: Are bulk packs available?
A: Yes - a 5kg bulk/wholesale sack is available for caterers, restaurants, and commercial kitchens.

Q: How should they be stored?
A: Keep in an airtight container, away from heat and sunlight, to preserve aroma, flavour, and potency.

Customer reviews

I had never used corriader seeds in cooing before trying the spiced spinache tofu recipe I found in this site. Now I am definitely a fan- it is a great addition to my spices repertoire.

By Yvonne Reid on 09/09/2015

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