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Bhuna Sauce
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Bhuna Sauce

Bring authentic Indian flavors to your menu with our premium bulk Bhuna Sauce.

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The word “Bhuna” refers to the technique of sautéing spices and onions until they release deep, rich flavors. This sauce forms the foundation of many Indian curries including Chicken Bhuna, Paneer Bhuna Masala, Lamb Bhuna, and vegetarian gravies.

For Indian restaurants, catering services, and food service providers in the USA, bulk Bhuna Sauce offers a ready-to-use, authentic solution that reduces prep time while delivering traditional flavor consistency across every dish.

Why kitchens choose it
  • Authentic taste & aroma – replicates traditional Indian cooking
  • FDA compliant – ensuring food safety and hygiene
  • Shelf-stable & hygienically sealed – retains freshness and flavor over long storage
On the menu
  • Curries & Gravies – Essential for Chicken Bhuna, Paneer Bhuna Masala, Lamb Bhuna, and more
  • Tandoori & Grilled Dishes – Used as a base marinade for meats and vegetables
  • Vegetarian Menus – Perfect for lentil dishes, mixed-vegetable curries, and fusion bowls
  • Chef Benefits – Saves hours of chopping and sautéing, ensures consistent quality, and speeds up kitchen workflow.With Bhuna Sauce, restaurants can expand menus qui
Foodservice spec
Pack1 kg sealed pouch
MOQ50 kg (50 pouches, mix any bases)
Shelf life18 months ambient
Yield10–18 portions per 1 kg pouch when prepared with protein, depending on the dish and portion size.
StorageStore in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Refrigerate promptly after opening and use within 5–7 days.
AllergensAllergen information pending
CertificationsFDA · ISO · Halal · HACCP · GMP
AvailabilityShown to trade accounts

Full specification sheet and allergen statement per lot available to trade accounts on request.

Preparation
From pouch to plate
  1. Sear or sauté the protein (or vegetables / paneer) to colour.
  2. Add the base — typically 100–125 g per portion — and bring to a simmer.
  3. Adjust consistency with stock or water; simmer until the protein is cooked through.
  4. Finish to the house style (cream, butter, fresh herbs, a squeeze of lemon) and plate.

Sterilised with advanced Japanese technology. No preservatives.

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