Our story
Recipes handed downby generations.
A family-owned business from Thrissur, Kerala — founded in 2018 by Food Cluster to share the condiments that make every Kerala meal complete.
2018
Founded in Thrissur
Kerala is widely known for its diverse cuisine, which relies substantially on side dishes to make a meal fulfilling. Hit Spice offers you the finest tastes of God's Own Country with a variety of condiments made from our exquisite recipes.
We are committed to providing a high-quality range of products — pickles and chutney powders that create a relishing experience for anyone who indulges in them. Our authentic products are a mix of sweet, spicy and savoury, in unique combinations such as our Garlic Raisin pickle.
Our Dry Prawns Chutney Powder is a versatile, savoury condiment for a whole range of dishes, made with sun-dried prawns and a mix of aromatic spices that will make you go back for more.
“Whether you are a seasoned chef or a culinary novice, we believe our products will give a delicious touch to your meals.”
Generations ago
Recipes in a family kitchen
Pickles, podis and snacks perfected over decades, passed from one generation to the next.
2018
Hit Spice is born
Food Cluster brings the family recipes to everyone, starting with Dry Prawns Chutney Powder.
Growing range
Pickles in unique flavours
Garlic Raisins, Raisin Bilimbi and Dates Lemon join the shelf — sweet, spicy and savoury.
Today
Snacks & frozen bites
Chukkunda and ready-to-fry frozen snacks in chicken, veg and beef join the family.
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Family recipes
Handed down through generations and perfected in our Thrissur kitchen.
Honest ingredients
Sun-dried prawns, real meat, fresh vegetables, coconut oil and freshly ground spices.
Bold Kerala flavour
Sweet, spicy and savoury in combinations that are uniquely ours.
Made with care
Small batches, hygienically packed and FSSAI licensed.
Craving a taste of Kerala?
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