Mulethi
₹300
Add Mulethi to your herbal pantry
Mulethi, also known as liquorice root or licorice root, is used in traditional Indian preparations, herbal teas and kadhas. Its naturally sweet, distinctive flavour makes it a familiar ingredient in many home recipes. Keep Mulethi handy for preparations that call for this traditional herb.
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What makes Mulethi a familiar Indian herb?
Mulethi has a naturally sweet taste with earthy notes, which sets it apart from many other dried herbs. It is commonly used in traditional preparations and is available in different forms, including dried root pieces and powder.
The form you choose depends on your recipe and how you plan to use it. Check the product details to confirm the available form before ordering.
Ways to use Mulethi at home
Mulethi can be used in a variety of traditional preparations, depending on the form available. Common uses include:
- Herbal tea: Add a suitable amount to a homemade herbal infusion for its naturally sweet flavour.
- Kadha: Include it in traditional kadha recipes that call for Mulethi.
- Traditional preparations: Use it in recipes that specifically list liquorice root as an ingredient.
Use it according to your recipe, and consult a qualified healthcare professional before using Mulethi regularly for medicinal purposes.
Order Mulethi online from Jain Ki Dukan
Stock your herbal pantry with Mulethi from Jain Ki Dukan. If you want to buy herbs online in Delhi NCR, explore the product details and available pack options before placing your order. Delivery options are available across Delhi NCR, with shipping to other parts of India.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Mulethi the same as liquorice root?
Yes. Mulethi is the common Indian name for liquorice root, also spelled licorice root.
Can Mulethi be used in herbal tea?
Yes. Mulethi is used in some herbal tea preparations for its naturally sweet flavour. Follow your recipe and use an appropriate amount.
What is the difference between Mulethi root and Mulethi powder?
Mulethi root is sold as root pieces, while Mulethi powder is ground into a finer form. Availability depends on the product listing, so check the details before purchasing.
Can Mulethi be consumed every day?
Regular use may not be suitable for everyone. Liquorice can cause side effects, including raised blood pressure and low potassium levels, particularly with frequent or high intake. Consult a healthcare professional before using it regularly, especially if you take medication or have an existing health condition.
How should dried Mulethi be stored?
Keep dried Mulethi in an airtight container in a cool, dry place, away from moisture and direct sunlight. Follow any additional storage instructions on the product packaging.
