Check for the "use-by" date on the packaging of Crushed Malabar Black Pepper. Make sure the packaging is well sealed and has no evidence of moisture, as it may lose its flavour and aroma if left open.
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Description
Malabar black pepper is a variety of pepper that originated in a state of Kerala in India. The peppercorns when dried look like small, dark red, drupe five mm in diameter. Crushed Malabar Black Pepper is a ground form of peppercorns. It can be coarsely or finely crushed and has a sharp, pungent aroma. It is used as a spice in soups, stews, salads and vegetable dishes.