Spice Drop Butter Milk Masala Extract | For Chaas, Taak, Buttermilk, Lassi, & Salted Yogurt Drink | 100% Natural Herbs and Spices Blend | No Preservative | Vegan | Non-GMO | 5ML (180 Glasses)

Superb quality,taste and aroma.

Nice product... everyday I'm using it by mixing in buttermilk and drinking. Sometimes mixing in Luke warm water n consuming

The product is good; but it seems that the sellers have jacked up the price. They should reduce it.

The drops are incredibly tasty, requiring just a 1 drop to transform a simple glass of buttermilk into a flavorful delight. The blend of spices is well-balanced, adding just the right amount of kick without overpowering the natural taste of the buttermilk. Highly recommend for anyone looking to elevate their buttermilk experience!5 ml bottle but just 1drop can feel spice, if you want more just 2 drops.

This does not taste like authentic basil, does not taste well when mixed with tea. It may taste better when taken along with ginger for relieving cold.

Perfect product.

Wow I put a drop in seviya upma what a lovely awesome taste everyone was just wandering, and mix in tea what a soothing for throat

Review for Spice Drop Cardamom Extract :: RATING 5 STAR :-Smells authentic. now, green cardamom is one of the most expensive spices, and they claim this as a real extract. price is okay. one tiny drop is enough for a cuppa. doesn't curdle the milk. I am a big fan, and have been using it for months and will use it in future. Did cost around 200 INR.Review for Assami Adrak Chai Masala Extract :: RATING 2.5 STAR :-After using the cardamom extract for months and liking it, ordered this variant. I do like Society's Lemongrass Adrak chai mix, and thought giving this extract a try. It has Cardamom, Adrak, and Lemongrass in it, so it should do, but on my first try, my response is lukewarm. The lemongrass essense is not proniunced, not much my liking. Cardamom flavour is there and so is warmth of ginger. It should not cost around 300 INR.

2 shots espresso, double the milk, and one drop of this bad boy. Bam, a perfect morning cup of joe. I've bought two of these now. I take it on trips with me to flavor my coffee, but the design of the dropper allows for potential spillage so be careful. 5 stars for flavor and ease of use, 3 stars for the dropper disconnecting.

This concentrate is very strong! One drop is too much for a cup of coffee (I was combining oat milk, sweeter of either simple syrup or honey, and one drop of this). I have found that putting 1-2 drops in a container that includes the oat milk for my coffee for the next 3-4 days is best. It would be nice to not need a separate container, but I was glad I could find a solution. Another solution I found is using flavored creamer that cardamom would taste good in and directly adding drops (be sure to shake the carton after adding them!) I did this with flavored oat milk creamer (the brown sugar oat milk creamer from TJs). 3-4 drops is what I prefer per pint but I would recommend starting with 1-2 and adding as you figure out how strong you like the cardamom. Also, regarding the flavor of this cardamom, there is a distinct aftertaste and it is not as good as using "actual" cardamom. However, it is a great alternative for drinks and such, just not a perfect substitution. I also am planning to bake with it soon and am excited to see how the flavor profile compares to when I've used "true" cardamom.

I do recommend this product I will buy again thank you

I've used this in my coffee for several months. There is no doubt this is a cinnamon extract. But in addition it has overtones that taste like wood chips and a bit medicinal in nature. I wouldn't recommend it.

This is disgusting. It’s black oily sticky goo—not drops, not liquid. Flavor just taste like rotted chemicals—no basil. Like it was boiled down to goo in a pan and then left to mold. It’s well within the production/expiration date, so I can only assume this is just how the product is.