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Overview Khus Khus also known as poppy seeds is obtained from the opium plant and has culinary uses. They have a peculiar nutty taste, they are highly recommended when you need to add a nice aroma to any cuisine. They are very tiny seeds, much smaller in size than mustard and are both dull white and black in colour. Nutritional Information per 100 g (Approx. Values) Energy Value 581.92 kcal Protein (N x 6.25) 23.11 g Fat (by soxhlet) 46.12 g Carbohydrates 18.60 g Calcium 1658.96 mg Iron 9.19 mg Phosphorus 432.00 mg
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Overview Khus Khus also known as poppy seeds is obtained from the opium plant and has culinary uses. They have a peculiar nutty taste, they are highly recommended when you need to add a nice aroma to any cuisine. They are very tiny seeds, much smaller in size than mustard and are both dull white and black in colour. Nutritional Information per 100 g (Approx. Values) Energy Value 581.92 kcal Protein (N x 6.25) 23.11 g Fat (by soxhlet) 46.12 g Carbohydrates 18.60 g Calcium 1658.96 mg Iron 9.19 mg Phosphorus 432.00 mg
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Overview Khus Khus also known as poppy seeds is obtained from the opium plant and has culinary uses. They have a peculiar nutty taste, they are highly recommended when you need to add a nice aroma to any cuisine. They are very tiny seeds, much smaller in size than mustard and are both dull white and black in colour. Nutritional Information per 100 g (Approx. Values) Energy Value 581.92 kcal Protein (N x 6.25) 23.11 g Fat (by soxhlet) 46.12 g Carbohydrates 18.60 g Calcium 1658.96 mg Iron 9.19 mg Phosphorus 432.00 mg
Overview Khus Khus also known as poppy seeds is obtained from the opium plant and has culinary uses. They have a peculiar nutty taste, they are highly recommended when you need to add a nice aroma to any cuisine. They are very tiny seeds, much smaller in size than mustard and are both dull white and black in colour. Nutritional Information per 100 g (Approx. Values) Energy Value 581.92 kcal Protein (N x 6.25) 23.11 g Fat (by soxhlet) 46.12 g Carbohydrates 18.60 g Calcium 1658.96 mg Iron 9.19 mg Phosphorus 432.00 mg
Overview Khus Khus also known as poppy seeds is obtained from the opium plant and has culinary uses. They have a peculiar nutty taste, they are highly recommended when you need to add a nice aroma to any cuisine. They are very tiny seeds, much smaller in size than mustard and are both dull white and black in colour. Nutritional Information per 100 g (Approx. Values) Energy Value 581.92 kcal Protein (N x 6.25) 23.11 g Fat (by soxhlet) 46.12 g Carbohydrates 18.60 g Calcium 1658.96 mg Iron 9.19 mg Phosphorus 432.00 mg
Overview Khus Khus also known as poppy seeds is obtained from the opium plant and has culinary uses. They have a peculiar nutty taste, they are highly recommended when you need to add a nice aroma to any cuisine. They are very tiny seeds, much smaller in size than mustard and are both dull white and black in colour. Nutritional Information per 100 g (Approx. Values) Energy Value 581.92 kcal Protein (N x 6.25) 23.11 g Fat (by soxhlet) 46.12 g Carbohydrates 18.60 g Calcium 1658.96 mg Iron 9.19 mg Phosphorus 432.00 mg
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Unique selection of handpicked art prints and posters by Madelen Möllard and many other artists, designers and photographers — Worldwide shipping
An Alaskan blue fox cub curls up in a bed of arctic poppies National Geographic | June 1956
