White Pepper (Safed Mirch), whole
Safed mirch · whole white peppercorns · Piper nigrumWhole white peppercorns from Idukki: the same berry as black pepper with the outer skin removed, for a milder, earthier heat.
In short: White pepper (safed mirch) is the same Piper nigrum berry as black pepper with the outer skin removed, giving a milder, earthier heat. Ours is whole, from Idukki, Kerala.
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Notify me- Origin
- Idukki, Kerala
- Grade
- Whole peppercorns
- Form
- Whole peppercorns
- Packed in
- Clear PET jar, black cap
FSSAI Lic. 12726999000117 · Packed by Bibhakar & Sons Pvt. Ltd., Ghaziabad · Batch and best-before printed on the jar · Page updated 31 Oct 2026
Skin removed, heat intact.
White pepper is made from ripe berries that are soaked so the dark skin can be rubbed off. What is left is a pale core with a rounder, less fruity taste.
Specification
- Botanical name
- Piper nigrum
- Origin
- Idukki district, Kerala, India
- Form
- Whole peppercorns
- Grade
- Whole peppercorns
- Packed in
- Clear PET jar with black cap
- Batch and best-before
- Printed on each jar
Grown in the spice gardens of Idukki
White and black pepper come from the same vine. Idukki's hills and monsoon rain suit it, and the vines climb trees and shade plants in the district's spice gardens.
How to use it
Questions
How is it different from black pepper?
It comes from the same vine. The outer skin is removed, so white pepper is milder, earthier and less fruity.
Is white pepper hotter?
The heat is comparable. The flavour is earthier and less fruity than black.
How do I grind it?
A pepper mill or spice grinder works well. Grind just before use.
How long will it keep?
The best-before date is printed on the jar. Keep the lid closed, in a cool, dry place away from sunlight and heat.
What is safed mirch?
Safed mirch is the Hindi name for white pepper. It comes from the same vine as black pepper (kali mirch), with the skin removed.
How can I pay and what does shipping cost?
Pay online by UPI, card or netbanking through Razorpay. Orders over ₹799 ship free across India; smaller orders pay a flat ₹90 shipping fee.







