Ordering online
Deliveries take 2-3 working days. We offer free standard delivery to all mainland UK addresses on over over GBP £38. We work to fulfill our orders as promptly as possible. Our warehouse begins processing your order as soon as we received and it will be delivered within 2-3 working days after it is dispatched. Keep in mind that packages aren’t transported over weekends or local public holidays. If you absolutely need delivery on these specific dates, please contact us, but extra charges may apply. Please note that our expected time frames are estimates and can vary due to factors outside of TajSpices Limited, and the courier’s, control.
Product Quality
As an important part of our value chain, as we deal with food and drinks, we offer a return policy under certain major circumstances. If you have opened the product, you will not be entitled to a refund (unless it’s a damage to the product itself). You will receive a refund once the product has arrived back at our warehouse and we have assessed its condition (in original packaging) delivery charges will be applicable. For return instructions, please contact our Customer Service at customercare@tajspices.co.uk.
About Spices and Herbs
Check out our most recent hand-picked spices and herbs offers. You may discover all the flavours your recipes call for in this wide collection, which spans the world, for use in everything from your grill to your cooktop to your slow cooker.
Frequently Asked Questions
how is basmati rice different from regular rice?
Basmati rice is a long-grain, fragrant rice that's grown primarily in India. It has a nuttier flavour and a higher starch content than other types of rice.
Is Basmati rice better than white rice?
Basmati rice is generally healthier than white rice because it has more fiber and a lower glycemic index. The reason for this is that basmati rice has a higher starch content and less amylose, which means it digests more slowly than other types of rice.
Can I eat basmati rice daily?
You can eat basmati daily if you want to! It's just one of those things where moderation is key—eating too much could lead to weight gain or digestive issues if you're not careful about portion control.