





Lakadong Turmeric Powder (GI Tagged) | Meghalaya Haldi
Lakadong turmeric, a GI-registered variety from Meghalaya's Jaintia Hills, with 7 to 10 percent natural curcumin. Sun-dried and stone-ground.






Lakadong turmeric is a GI-registered turmeric with 7 to 10 percent natural curcumin, grown in the Jaintia Hills. Our Lakadong turmeric powder is sun-dried and stone-ground into a fine haldi. Buy Lakadong turmeric online in 50 g, 100 g and 200 g packs. A small pinch of Lakadong turmeric gives dal, sabzi and golden milk a deep colour.
Why buy our Lakadong turmeric powder
- GI-registered variety: grown in the Jaintia Hills of Meghalaya.
- Made the old way: tribal farmers sun-dry and stone-grind the turmeric with methods passed down for generations.
- Strong colour: a small pinch is enough to colour a whole pot of dal or curry.
- Nothing added: fresh, traceable and with no additives, sourced directly from small growers.
How to use haldi
- Add to dal, sabzi and curries in your everyday cooking.
- Stir into warm milk for haldi doodh (turmeric milk).
- Mix into marinades for paneer, fish or chicken.
- Add a pinch of black pepper and a stick of cinnamon to turmeric milk for a warm drink.
Compared with regular turmeric powder, Lakadong haldi has a stronger colour and aroma, so start with less and add more to taste. Lakadong haldi also gives a bright yellow colour to rice, khichdi and pickles.
Lakadong turmeric pack sizes and storage
The 50 g pack is a good way to try Lakadong haldi. The 100 g pack suits a regular kitchen. The 200 g pack is for families who use haldi in every meal. The powder comes in a resealable pouch that keeps it fresh for up to 12 months when stored in a cool, dry place. Close the pouch well after each use and keep it away from sunlight. Use a dry spoon so no moisture gets into the powder.
What goes well with Lakadong turmeric
For turmeric milk, add freshly cracked Wayanad Black Pepper and a stick of Ceylon Cinnamon. Find more single-origin spices from the same region in our Northeast India collection.
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Frequently asked questions (FAQs)
What makes Lakadong turmeric different from regular haldi?
It is Lakadong turmeric, a GI-registered variety from the Jaintia Hills of Meghalaya with 7 to 10 percent natural curcumin, a deep golden colour and a bold, earthy aroma.
Is Lakadong a GI-registered turmeric?
Yes. Lakadong turmeric is a GI-registered variety from Meghalaya, and ours is grown there.
How do I use Lakadong turmeric for golden milk?
Warm a cup of milk, stir in a small pinch of the powder and add a little black pepper and cinnamon if you like.
How should I store Lakadong turmeric powder?
Keep the resealable pouch closed in a cool, dry place. Stored this way, it stays fresh for up to 12 months.




