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This food grain (whose name translates to ‘rice that is soft’) has gained a reputation as a “magic” rice as it need not be cooked the conventional way. All one needs to do is soak the grains in some warm water for about 30 minutes (or in cold water for one hour) and it’s done! Boka saul (oryza sativa) is a paddy variety grown in parts of lower Assam. Back in the 17th century, it was the fuel for the Ahom soliders fighting the Mughal army. Today, it’s fuel for the hundreds of farmers who toil in the fields of Assam everyday, for whom it’s become a staple. The urban populace hasn’t really caught on yet. “But they should. Boka saul requires zero fuel. The rice does not need to be cooked!” says Hemanta Baishya, founder-Member of Lotus Progressive Centre, one of the two organisations who applied for the patent in 2016. “Just soak the rice in (cold) water for one hour, and it swells up like a charm. Mix it with curd, jaggery and banana, and it’s ready to eat. It will sort you for the whole day,” says Baishya, adding that the higher grade boka saul swells up in fifteen minutes flat. While the “zero-fuel requirement” rates high on its unique quotient, boka saul is highly nutritious. It has 10.73 per cent fibre content and 6.8 per cent protein, according to a study by the Guwahati University’s Biotechnology department. “It also cools down the body and is ‘default organic’. Even if you aid it with chemical fertilisers, it just will not respond — the crop will collapse!” says Baishya. Over the last four years, the scientific tests and analyses for boka saul was done in consultation with Assam Agricultural University, Indian Council of Agricultural Research, Assam Science Technology and Environment Council and Guwahati University’s Biotechnology Department. According to Kalita, the rice can work well as a “disaster management” food as well as supplement for soldiers in high-altitude frontier areas. “During floods, this is a great ‘emergency food’ for obvious reasons. Source: https://indianexpress.com/article/north-east-india/assam/the-rice-that-needs-no-cooking-magic-rice-variety-from-assam-gets-gi-tag-5299318/ How to Prepare Magic Rice All one needs to do is soak the grains in some warm water for about 30 minutes (or in cold water for one hour) and it’s done! then Mix it with curd, jaggery and banana, and it’s ready to eat.  

Gluten- and grain-free, organic buckwheat flour has more protein, dietary fiber, and B vitamins than an equal weight of oat or whole wheat flour, and is an excellent source of potassium and essential amino acids.   

BuckWheat-Amaranth Flour

Chakrata Rajma comes from the Jaunsar-Bawar region of Uttarakhand.This Rajma is grown at an altitude of around 7000 feet and it is 100% free from chemicals and pesticides.Benefits - Good for Blood Pressure, Blood Sugar, Cancer, Cholesterol, Immunity, Night Blindness, Strong Bones, Weight LossHow to use - Soaking is not required for this type of Rajma.Wash the Rajma and put it in Pressure cooker , allow for 1 whistle and switch off the gas . Leave it for 1 hour and whenever you wish to use it , heat it for 10 minutes on low flame. You can open and check if Rajma is boiled to your satisfaction and if not, heat it for more time on low fame as per your requirement.  

H2H Cardamom Honey is prepared after infusing forest honey from the Corbett National Park with cardamom. This honey has a distinct  taste of cardamom and contains all the goodness of honey.  Honey is a good source of antioxidants, vitamins, nutrients and enzymes and it comes with strong cardamom fragrance as well. Source- Uttarakhand

Uttarakhand is home to more than two hundred varieties of Rajma, grown extensively across the state as a cash crop by marginal farmers. Rich in vitamins and other minerals, H2H Rajma is a good source of protein & carbohydrates.

Uttarakhand is home to more than two hundred varieties of Rajma, grown extensively across the state as a cash crop by marginal farmers. Rich in vitamins and other minerals, H2H Rajma is a good source of protein & carbohydrates.

Chyawanprash has been prepared at Baba Kali Kamli Kshetra Pharmcy- Rishikesh by Vaidya Shri Shiv Kumar Uniyal jee as per the instructions suggested in Ayurvedic texts. Uniyalji is a Vaidya of several decades standing/practice. The appearance of this Chyawanprash is dark chocolate & the taste is dominated by the flavors of Honey, Ghee and Amla and it  a thick dark brown paste.   Dosage - One quarter of tablespoon once daily with milk, either in the morning before breakfast or preferably at night before sleeping. Dosage requirements should be followed strictly.Weight : 200 GmShelf Life : 12 MonthsAge recommendation : can be taken by people from all age groups- kids, adults and elderly people Important- if you are taking any medication, please check with your doctor first before using it.

H2H Citronella Oil is extracted from citronella grass through steam distillation method. This oil has pungent, musky and citrus like aroma & is used as a plant-based insect repellent. It emits nice fragrance whole day and is ideal to ward-off small insects, flies and mosquitoes. Aroma of Citronella oil is very refreshing and it helps eliminate the foul smell in rooms and closets. Source- Dehradun valley

Hempseed oil is often referred as “hemp oil,” and it is prepared by cold-pressing hemp seeds. Hemp oil is unrefined. It is a green oil and have a nutty flavor. hempseed oil is beneficial to the skin because of it's omega-6 and omega-3 fatty acids. Consuming these nutrients can help to treat skin conditions like atopic dermatitis. Hemp oil has numerous health benefits like Moderates oil production Moisturizes and soothes inflammation Has anti-aging properties Treats atopic dermatitis How is hemp oil used? There are several methods you can use to get the skin benefits from hemp oil. Topical use of hemp oil The first method is to apply the hemp oil directly to your skin. This can work if you have immediate irritation or dry patches of skin that you want to soothe quickly. Before using the oil, try a patch test to make sure you won’t get an unwanted reaction: Wash and dry a small area of your upper arm (such as the crook of your elbow). Apply a small amount of the pure hemp oil. (If using the hemp and essential oil mixture described below, test in a separate spot from the pure oil and at a different time.) Cover the spot with a bandage and leave it in place for 24 hours, being careful not to get the bandage wet. If any redness, burning, itching, or other irritation occurs, you can assume you’re sensitive to the oil and shouldn’t use it. If you have a reaction, remove the bandage immediately and wash the spot with soap and water. If you don’t see or feel any reaction, then the oil is probably safe to use. If you’re using the hemp oil to treat acne and want to apply it topically, apply the oil directly to clean skin and leave it on for one to two minutes before washing it away with warm water. Hemp oil and essential oil mixture. You can also combine hemp oil and other anti-inflammatory and soothing ingredients with a recipe like the following, which can be applied directly to the skin: 1/4 cup hemp oil 2 teaspoons melted coconut oil (can be melted in the microwave; place desired amount in a microwaveable container and heat in 30 second intervals, stirring between each interval, until completely melted) 4 to 5 drops skin-boosting essential oil, like lavender or rosemary oil Note: Essential oils, like lavender or rosemary oil, should only be used topically and in a diluted mixture. Do not take essential oils internally. Many are toxic. Oral use of hemp oil The second method is to ingest hemp oil, which can provide the same skin benefits and additional overall health benefits as using the oil topically. If you take hemp oil orally, there’s less risk of any skin irritation or break outs, although it may cause some temporary digestive upset. Talk to your doctor before taking hemp oil orally. If you do take it orally, you can have 1 to 2 teaspoons daily — either all at one time or divided into two doses. If you don’t like the taste or consuming the hemp oil straight, you can also use it in different recipes. One option is to mix it into foods, like smoothies, salad dressings, or soup. Or you can use it for cooking. Ref : https://www.healthline.com/health/hemp-oil-for-skin#uses

Hempseed oil is often referred as “hemp oil,” and it is prepared by cold-pressing hemp seeds. Hemp oil is unrefined. It is a green oil and have a nutty flavor. hempseed oil is beneficial to the skin because of it's omega-6 and omega-3 fatty acids. Consuming these nutrients can help to treat skin conditions like atopic dermatitis. Hemp oil has numerous health benefits like Moderates oil production Moisturizes and soothes inflammation Has anti-aging properties Treats atopic dermatitis How is hemp oil used? There are several methods you can use to get the skin benefits from hemp oil. Topical use of hemp oil The first method is to apply the hemp oil directly to your skin. This can work if you have immediate irritation or dry patches of skin that you want to soothe quickly. Before using the oil, try a patch test to make sure you won’t get an unwanted reaction: Wash and dry a small area of your upper arm (such as the crook of your elbow). Apply a small amount of the pure hemp oil. (If using the hemp and essential oil mixture described below, test in a separate spot from the pure oil and at a different time.) Cover the spot with a bandage and leave it in place for 24 hours, being careful not to get the bandage wet. If any redness, burning, itching, or other irritation occurs, you can assume you’re sensitive to the oil and shouldn’t use it. If you have a reaction, remove the bandage immediately and wash the spot with soap and water. If you don’t see or feel any reaction, then the oil is probably safe to use. If you’re using the hemp oil to treat acne and want to apply it topically, apply the oil directly to clean skin and leave it on for one to two minutes before washing it away with warm water. Hemp oil and essential oil mixture. You can also combine hemp oil and other anti-inflammatory and soothing ingredients with a recipe like the following, which can be applied directly to the skin: 1/4 cup hemp oil 2 teaspoons melted coconut oil (can be melted in the microwave; place desired amount in a microwaveable container and heat in 30 second intervals, stirring between each interval, until completely melted) 4 to 5 drops skin-boosting essential oil, like lavender or rosemary oil Note: Essential oils, like lavender or rosemary oil, should only be used topically and in a diluted mixture. Do not take essential oils internally. Many are toxic. Oral use of hemp oil The second method is to ingest hemp oil, which can provide the same skin benefits and additional overall health benefits as using the oil topically. If you take hemp oil orally, there’s less risk of any skin irritation or break outs, although it may cause some temporary digestive upset. Talk to your doctor before taking hemp oil orally. If you do take it orally, you can have 1 to 2 teaspoons daily — either all at one time or divided into two doses. If you don’t like the taste or consuming the hemp oil straight, you can also use it in different recipes. One option is to mix it into foods, like smoothies, salad dressings, or soup. Or you can use it for cooking. Ref : https://www.healthline.com/health/hemp-oil-for-skin#uses

H2H Coriander powder is prepared from coriander seeds sourced from Himalayan villages of Uttarakhand. Stone grinding on watermill helps maintaining the rich aroma, flavour, colour and nutrition content of H2H Coriander powder. Source- Bhagirathi valley in Uttarkashi

Rock salt or sendha namak, as it is popularly known, is a favorite of those fasting during the auspicious days of Navratri. This is the only type of 'salt' consumed during these nine days. Rock salt is the purest form of salt - unprocessed and raw. It contains 84 out of the 92 trace elements required by the body including potassium, iron, calcium, zinc, magnesium, copper and so on. 100% Natural, No Chemical Treatment, Rich in Minerals Store in A cool & Dry Place, Away From Direct Sunlight

Rosa × damascena, more commonly known as the Damask rose, or sometimes as the Rose of Castile, is a rose hybrid, derived from Rosa gallica and Rosa moschata. Further DNA analysis has shown that a third species, Rosa fedtschenkoana, is associated with the Damask rose. Damask rose renowned for their fine fragrance, and are commercially harvested for rose oil (either "rose otto" or "rose absolute") used in perfumery and to make rose water and "rose concrete". The flower petals are also edible. They may be used to flavor food, as a garnish, as an herbal tea, and preserved in sugar as gulkand. Uses of H2H Damask Rose Water: H2H Damask Rosewater helps maintain the pH balance of your skin. It has anti-inflammatory properties that help reduce the redness of irritated skin patches, reduce acne, dermatitis and eczema symptoms. It is a great cleanser and aids in removing oil and dirt accumulated in clogged pores. It helps hydrate, revitalize and moisturize skin specially face. It refreshes the skin. It has antibacterial properties that help in healing scars, cuts and wounds. Its antioxidant properties help to strengthen skin cells and regenerate skin tissues, preventing preterm ageing. It is a moderate astringent, which helps clean pores, remove excess oil and tone skin. Applying rose water after steaming skin, tightens capillaries present under the skin, reduces redness and puffiness of those skin areas. It also helps aging skin, keeping fine lines and wrinkles at bay. It reduces sunburn marks caused on skin.

Dehradooni or Type 3 basmati is renowned all over the world for its size, aroma and taste. It derives its name from the city name itself. H2H Type 3 Basmati rice has been procured directly from farmers of Doon valley. It comes in 1 kg, 2 kg and 5 kg pack. This rice is certified organic by Uttarakhand Organic Commodity Board.