Cumin Seeds

Cumin with its aromatic and spicysweet flavor holds the distinction of being the third most consumed spice in the world These seeds have captivated people since ancient times and continue to be a signature ingredient in a wide variety of delightful dishes from around the globe At AEMS EXPORTERS we take pride in being the leading exporters of the highestquality cumin seeds

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DESCRIPTION

Cumin is the seed derived from the fruit of the Cuminum cyminum plant These seeds are native to Southwestern Asia and the Middle East and they are typically dried and employed in various culinary and nonculinary applications Presently India stands as the foremost producer and consumer of cumin globally In addition to its whole seed form cumin is also utilized in powdered form and as essential oils The cultivation of cumin necessitates ideal temperatures ranging from 25 to 30 degrees Celsius along with a Mediterraneanlike climate

History
Cumin believed to have originated in the Eastern Mediterranean region boasts a rich history spanning over a thousand years as a cherished spice In ancient Egyptian civilization cumin served dual roles both as a spice in culinary creations and as a preservative used in the mummification process As time passed this aromatic spice assumed a prominent place in Roman cuisine adding its distinct flavor to their dishes Furthermore it made its way to the Americas through the exploration and colonization efforts of the Spanish and Portuguese Today the leading producers of cumin hail from various regions including India China Northern Africa Chile and Mexico

Specification

Product Name Cumin seeds
Origin Levant Eastern Mediterranean
Family Apiaceae
Binomial name Cuminum cyminum


Color Brownishyellow other variants are also available
Taste and Smell Earthy nutty spicy taste with a strong warm aroma
Quality Optimal Quality

Nutrients
Calories 375 Kcal
Fiber 105 gm
Carbohydrates 4424 gm

Minerals
Calcium
Iron
Magnesium
Manganese
Phosphorus
Potassium
Sodium
Zinc


Vitamins
Vitamin C
Vitamin E
B Vitamins

Protein 1781 gm
Fats 2227 gm

Cumin seeds are a versatile spice known for their multiple uses and some associated health benefits


Uses

1 Culinary Cumin seeds in both whole and powdered forms are widely used as a spice in various cuisines around the world

2 Essential Oils Cumins aromatic and pungent qualities make it suitable for use in essential oils and perfumes

3 Skincare Cumin is sometimes mixed with other products like honey for skincare including exfoliation