This summer we were introduced to a great Indian food blog called Fun Food and Frolic. The author behind the blog is Hina Gujral, a food blogger, food photographer & stylist and freelance food consultant based in India. We asked Hina if she would be interested in testing one of our products – so far we’ve […]
In this video we are sharing one of our favourite recipes for a very refreshing Indian chai using fresh mint leaves, grated ginger and crushed cardamon. Gita, GitaDini’s head designer shows us how she likes to make her morning tea. Because she really loves her cup of morning chai, she decided to design a special […]
Vaishali Honwar, author of the vegan food blog Holy Cow! put together a wonderful range of Indian spice mixes and shared it on her blog. As she was showcasing the GitaDini Yin Yang Storage Bin Set in her blog post called DIY Spice Mixes, she allowed us to share her post on our blog. So […]
Here at GitaDini we love spices! The inspiration behind the GitaDini Yin Yang Storage Bin Set was the traditional Indian Spice Box a.k.a. Masala Dabba. Pretty much every Indian household owns at least one Masala Dabba, this is where the spices for everyday cooking are kept. The typical Masala Dabba is round, made from stainless steel […]
Soni Sinha from Soni’s Food offered to try out the GitaDini Teapan. She used it for making a wonderful Masala Chai and was kind enough to let us share her review and the recipe for this great winter warmer! All text and images are curtesy of Soni Sinha, here is the link to the original […]
The wonderful Kathy Gori from The Colors of Indian Cooking was kind enough to agree to test the GitaDini Yin Yang Storage Bin Set. Not only did she clear up her pantry in no time, she also created a wonderful, healthy recipe using all those newly arranged spices. She kindly allowed us to feature her blog […]