X-tra Hot Chilli Powder
Pure Lal Mirch | Deep Red Color | Extra Spicy Heat | Cryogenic Grinding
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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.
Scientifically graded.
Hygienically packed.
X-tra Hot Chilli Powder
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Description
X-tra Hot is the spiciest and hottest red chilli powder in the Hathi Masala range. It’s made from high-quality chillies selected for their high natural capsaicin content. Hathi Masala uses cryogenic grinding at -150°C to preserve the heat, deep flavours, and the deep red colour. This chilli powder isn’t for daily meals. It’s built for bold flavours, spicy curries, and anyone who loves extra-spicy, hot foods. Available in 1Kg, 5Kg, and 20Kg.
Why Indian Families Trust Hathi Masala?
- Ground using cryogenic technology
- Lab Tested for 20+ Parameters
- Hygienically packed
- No Artificial Additives or dyes
- FSSAI and ISO 22000 certified
What Is X-tra Hot Chilli Powder?
X-tra Hot is the strongest chilli powder in the range of Hathi Masala Lal Mirch Powder. It’s ground from high-quality chillies with the highest content of capsaicin in the entire range. Capsaicin is the compound that gives dishes their sharp, bold heat. The colour of this spice is a rich, dark red. This powder is enough per dish. If you feel that your daily lal mirch lacks the punch, this is the one to switch to.
Sourcing and Origin
Hathi Masala sources good and high-quality whole chillies from reliable farmers across India. Every batch is checked for capsaicin content, colour, and dehydration before it’s accepted. The standard for X-tra Hot is stricter than for any other chilli powder in the range because the spice level must remain consistently the highest. chillies that don’t clear the evaluation are rejected before processing. This step makes the bold heat in every packet reliable.
Why Cryogenic Grinding Matters for X-tra Hot Chilli Powder
Capsaicin is a heat-sensitive compound and is responsible for the spice of chillies. Traditional grinding machines generate heat, which breaks down capsaicin and evaporates the natural volatile essential oils. That results in a weaker, duller powder.
Hathi Masala is a cryogenic spice brand. This uses cryogenic technology to grind the whole chillies by cooling them to -150°C using liquid nitrogen before grinding. At that temperature, capsaicin and essential oils crystallize, locking each particle in place. They don’t evaporate during grinding. When you open a pack of Hathi Masala X-tra Hot, the sharp smell and the deep red colour are exactly what the whole chilli contains naturally.
How to Use X-tra Hot Chilli Powder
Homemade Achaar: Use 1-1.5 teaspoons for every 250g of vegetables. This red chilli gives the sharp heat and a deep red colour to your homemade achar. It pairs particularly well with raw mango, carrot, and mixed vegetable pickles.
Spicy Gravies and Curries: Mix 0.5 teaspoon with the cooked onion-tomato masala. Cook them for 2-3 minutes, then add water and other ingredients. Start with a smaller amount than you think you need. Adjust it later according to your taste.
Spicy Chutneys or Dips: Blend a pinch of X-tra Hot with garlic or tomato chutney, or any dips, for a sharp, bold heat that gives you instant spice.
Snacks and Chaat: Sprinkle lightly over dahi bhalla, roasted makhanas, or any chaat for extra spicy flavour notes. A little goes a long way as a finishing spice. This lal mirch powder adds real, bold heat and a dark, rich red colour.
Nutritional Information
Nutrient
Per 100g
% Daily Value
Energy (Kcal)
460
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Total Fat (g)
12
29%
Saturated Fat (g)
3.85
19%
Trans Fat (g)
0
0%
Polyunsaturated Fat (g)
12.22
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Monounsaturated Fat (g)
4.63
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Cholesterol (mg)
0
0%
Sodium (mg)
340
15%
Carbohydrate (g)
49
18%
Dietary Fiber (g)
30
107%
Total Sugars (g)
5
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Added Sugars (g)
0
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Protein (g)
14
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Vitamin A (µg)
118
15%
Vitamin C (mg)
40
45%
Calcium (mg)
162
10%
Iron (mg)
14.5
80%
Indicative nutritional value. The exact value may vary by batch.
Storage: Store Hathi Masala X-tra Hot Chilli Powder in a sealed package or an airtight container. Keep it in a cool, dry spot, away from direct sunlight, to preserve the colour and aroma. Best consumed within 18 months of opening. Hathi Masala’s 3-layer sealed packaging protects Capsanthin until you open the pack.
The Differences Between X-tra Hot and Gati Chilli Powder?
X-tra Hot Chilli Powder
Gati Chilli Powder
Heat Level
Very High
High
Colour
Dark Red
Dark Red
Chilli Source
Premium extra-hot chillies
Selected Teja chillies
Best For
Extra-spicy pickles, sharp marinades
Pickles, non-veg gravies, spicy cooking
Choose When
"Extra spicy" is non-negotiable
You want strong, sharp heat
Quick tip: If you’re currently using Hathi Maala Gati and still want more spice occasionally, X-tra Hot is the next step. Start with half the quantity you normally use with Gati and adjust from there.
Quality You Can Trust
Hathi Masala has been part of Indian spice manufacturing since 1952, made by Gandhi Spices Pvt. Ltd. in Rajkot, Gujarat. X-tra Hot chilli Powder is cryogenically ground at very low temperatures. It preserves its natural essential oils and enhances its colour, aroma, and flavour. It processes without any human contact at any stage. Every batch is lab-tested for capsaicin content, moisture, purity, and safety before dispatch.
- FSSAI Certified and ISO 22000 Manufacturing
- Lab Tested Every Batch
- Cryogenic Ground at -150°C, No Heat Damage
- Hygienically Packed, Dedicated Sterilization Facility
- Flavour-Locked 3-Layer Packaging
Buy Hathi X-traHot chilli Powder online. It’s available in 1kg, 5kg, and 20kg packs to suit your kitchen or bulk needs.
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