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kalo jeere | nigella, cumin and cheese

Name: kalo jeere | nigella, cumin and cheese
Brand: Biskut Bar

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BISKUT BAR X SMOKE AND LIME this is our first biskut bar collaboration flavour! meet sohini, our first collaborator, chef and supper club extraordinaire called smoke and lime. she has been working tirelessly to bring bangali flavours to london and now for the first time we are launching her distinct style in biscuit form! we are proud to celebrate her roots by using organic nigella seeds (kalo jeere), a spice synonymous with kolkata’s biscuit scene. we’ve matched the earthy, onion spice with lightly toasted and crushed organic cumin seeds and finishing it off with a sharp cheddar that adds dee

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Registered at Companies House as BISKUT BAR LIMITED, number 12728839. Checked 2026-08-29.
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