Arhar Dal (Toor Dal) | Unpolished, Stone Free, 22g Protein

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Weight: 500g
Unpolished arhar dal retaining natural fibre and nutrition. Machine sorted for zero stones, uniform grain size and minimal broken pieces. Current crop procurement ensures short cooking time. 22g protein per 100g. Makes perfect dal fry, sambar, rasam and everyday tadka dal.

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Manufactured & Marketed By: Gandhi Spices Pvt.Ltd.

Rajkot-Jamnagar Highway, Khandheri, Rajkot, Gujarat - 360006

Country of origin India

No artificial colour added.

Microbiologically tested.

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Arhar Dal (Toor Dal) | Unpolished, Stone Free, 22g Protein

Arhar Dal (Toor Dal) | Unpolished, Stone Free, 22g Protein

  • Description

    Arhar Dal, The Comfort Staple of Every Indian Household 

    Hathi Masala Arhar Dal is unpolished and sourced from current crop harvests, retaining its natural fiber and full nutritional profile. Sorted using a machine for zero stones, consistency of grain size, and minimal broken pieces. Each batch provides 22g of protein per 100g. Short cooking time due to the fresh ingredients. Perfect for dal fry, sambar, rasam, and everyday tadka dal.

    What Sets Hathi Masala Spices, Whole Spices, and Pulses Apart? 

    - Hygienically Packed

    - Fresh. Effiecient. Pure

    - Lab Tested Every Batch

    - Flavour locked packaging 

    - Exported to 60+ Countries

    About Hathi Masala Arhar Dal (Toor dal)

    Arhar dal is also known as toor dal or tur dal. It’s one of the most-consumed dals in Indian households as an everyday dish. It’s the main ingredient of Gujarati dal, sambar, dal fry, and panchmel dal. Hathi Arhar Dal is unpolished, which means no oil coating, and no artificial shine, just clean, stone-free dal that cooks evenly and tastes exactly the way it should. This preserves its fiber content and full nutritional density. 

    Sourcing and Origin

    Hathi Masala sources toor dal straight from fresh-crop harvests in Maharashtra. This is one of the major states in India for tur dal production. We source only after the harvest period, not from stored old stock. It makes a huge difference. When tur dal is stored for many months, it dries out and becomes harder on the outside. That is why old stock takes time to cook, tastes grainy even after multiple whistles, and often turns mushy on the outside while remaining harder inside.

    Fresh crop toor dal has different characteristics compared to old stocks. The grain remains fresher and softer, and it absorbs water quickly. You don’t need to wait long before cooking tur dal. 2-3 pressure-cooker whistles are enough to achieve a smooth, well-cooked dal. Less time on the stove, less gas, and better results in the dish.

    Differences Between Unpolished and Polished Arhar Dal

    Feature

    Unpolished Toor Dal

    Polished Toor Dal

    Appearance

    Matte, naturally yellow

    Oily and shiny surface

    Cooking time

    Lesser time (current crop)

    Longer time (older stock)

    Additives

    None

    Coated with oil or chemical preservatives

    Taste

    Fuller and earthier

    Milder and less complex

    Nutrient Retention 

    Higher

    Lower 

    Hathi Masala Toor Dal is unpolished and not oil-coated. What you get is the grain exactly as it was after cleaning and sorting. No surface treatment. No additives.

    How Hathi Masala Processes Arhar Dal

    Before packing, Hathi puts every batch through a 9-step automatic cleaning process. This procedure removes dust, stones, damaged grains, and foreign matter without any human contact. Fine-mesh sorting procedure secures consistent grain size for even cooking. Every batch goes through automatic grading, which removes broken and undersized grains, so what you get in the pack is consistent, clean dal.

    Each batch is lab-tested for purity, safety, and moisture content before dispatch.

    How to Use Arhar Dal in Your Kitchen

    It is one of the most flexible lentils in Indian cooking. Here are some common preparations:

    - To make traditional Dal Fry, soak 1 cup of tur dal for 20 minutes. Then pressure cook for 3 whistles. Then finish with a simple ghee, cumin, hing, and tomato tadka in a separate pan.

    - For Sambar, cook tur dal with tamarind, tomatoes, and sambar powder, and temper with mustard and curry leaves in the oil of your choice.

    - To prepare traditional Gujarati Dal, pressure-cook tur dal, add jaggery, lemon juice or tamarind, and tomatoes. Then finish with a mustard-and-curry-leaves tadka in oil or ghee.

    - For Rasam, cook tur dal until lightly browned, extract the liquid, and combine with tomato, tamarind, and rasam powder. The dal liquid adds body and protein without making it heavy.

    Benefits of Including Arhar Dal in Your Daily Diet

    Arhar dal is a high-protein plant-based food that has been used in traditional Indian cuisine for ages. With a protein content of 22g per 100g, it’s one of the best sources of protein available in a vegetarian kitchen. The fiber present in unpolished toor dal supports maintaining good digestion. Naturally rich in folates, which matters especially during pregnancy. With a high iron content, it also makes a good dietary source for managing anemia. it’s also gluten-free and low in fat.

    These are the grain's natural properties. They aren’t medical claims and don’t replace medical advice.

    Storage: Store it in a glass or plastic airtight container. Keep it in a cool, dry spot away from moisture and direct sunlight. Best consumed within 12 months of opening. The 3-layer sealed pack of Hathi Masala keeps it fresh until it’s opened.

    Quality You Can Trust

    Hathi Masala has been in the spice and grain market since 1952. Arhar dal is cleaned using a 9-step automated procedure that removes stones, dust, and broken grains without human contact. Every batch is lab-tested for purity, safety, and moisture across 20+ parameters. 

    - FSSAI-Certified and ISO 22000 Manufacturing.

    - Lab tested every batch. 

    - Cryogenic Grinding Technology

    - Hygienically Packed. Dedicated sterilization facility.

    - Flavour-locked packaging 

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  • FAQ

    What is the difference between toor dal, tur dal, and arhar dal?

    All three names are for the same lentil. Toor dal and tur dal are used in South and West India. While Arhar dal is the common name in North India. Same grain, 3 different names.

    Why is Hathi Masala Toor Dal unpolished?

    Unpolished lentils retain the natural layer. This saves nutrients, fiber, and protein. Polished lentils don’t have that layer, and they’re coated with oil. Hathi keeps it clean and natural.

    How will I know the lentils are fresh?

    If the lentils cook quickly and absorb water evenly, they are fresh. The lentil is considered fresh if it cooks for three pressure-cooker whistles. Hathi uses lentils harvested fresh from crops grown in Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra.

    What should be the soaking duration of the toor dal before cooking?

    20-30 minutes of soaking is enough. This saves preparation time and gives the best texture. Without soaking, you'll need to pressure-cook for an extra 2-3 whistles. Don’t soak toor dal for more than two hours, as it can make the lentil too soft.

    Are Hathi Masala Lentils stone-free?

    Yes. Each batch is cleaned using a 9-step automated cleaning procedure that removes stones, dust, and broken grains. Stones are removed during processing, not after it reaches you.

    How much protein does Hathi Masala Toor Dal have?

    Hathi Toor Dal has 20 grams of protein per 100 grams. This is the amount of protein contained in unpolished lentils. The polished lentil has lower protein content than the unpolished lentil.

    Can I use the same pack of lentils for dal fry, sambar, and rasam?

    Yes. You can use it to cook all three dishes. There is a difference in the quantity of water and types of spices. The pack of tur dal is suitable to make dal fry, sambar, rasam, and regular tadka dal.

    Is toor dal good for people who have diabetes?

    It has a medium glycaemic index and is rich in fiber. Fiber helps reduce glucose absorption. It’s usually considered acceptable in controlled amounts for diabetic diets. Consult your doctor before including it in your diet.

    What is the shelf life of Hathi Arhar Dal?

    The sealed package has a shelf life of 12 months from the manufacturing date. Once opened, it should be kept in a glass or plastic airtight jar. Store it in a cool and dry spot. Best consumed within 3 to 4 months of opening.

    Does Hathi Masala Toor Dal have any oil coating or chemicals?

    No. There is no oil coating or any chemical present in Hathi Tur Dal. It’s cleaned through an automated process, and every batch is laboratory-tested. You’ll get pure and unpolished dal only.