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Chilli flakes can be used while cooking or can be sprinkled on top. They are widely used in Indian, Mexican, Thai and Italian cuisine. Keya brings you 100% natural, organically grown condiments to spice up your meal.
I bought these Keya red chilli flakes to spice up my pasta dishes and wow, they deliver! The heat level is just right for my taste. Plus, the 40-gram pack is perfect for my kitchen. Definitely a must-have for any spice lover!
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Anjali Sharma
Spicy and Flavorful Addition
I bought these Keya red chilli flakes to spice up my pasta dishes and wow, they deliver! The heat level is just right for my taste. Plus, the 40-gram pack is perfect for my kitchen. Definitely a must-have for any spice lover!
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Jordan Smith
Packaging Could Be Better
The Keya chilli flakes themselves are great, but the packaging arrived a bit dented. Thankfully, the product inside was fine. Just wish the shipping could have been handled better.
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Jordan Smith
Packaging Could Be Better
The Keya chilli flakes themselves are great, but the packaging arrived a bit dented. Thankfully, the product inside was fine. Just wish the shipping could have been handled better.
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Carlos Rivera
Not as Hot as Expected
I was hoping for a super spicy experience when I bought these Keya chilli flakes. They taste nice, but they're not as hot as I thought they would be. They work well in my recipes, though, so I can't complain too much.
