Fermented Food
Discover the umami soul of Nepali cuisine with Nepsto's fermented food collection – traditional Himalayan ferments including gundruk, sinki, tama (fermented bamboo shoot) and masyaura (sun-dried lentil dumplings). Shipped from Denmark across the EU.
Centuries-old Nepali ferments
Gundruk is sun-dried, fermented leafy greens – the iconic Nepali superfood used in gundruk ko jhol soup and pickle. Sinki is fermented radish taproot with a wonderfully sour, earthy depth. Tama (bamboo shoot) is the tangy backbone of aloo-tama-bodi curry. Masyaura are crunchy lentil dumplings used in stews.
How to use them
Soak gundruk and sinki for 10 minutes before cooking. Tama is ready-to-cook from the pack. All packs are sealed for long shelf life.
Frequently asked questions
Is gundruk sour? Yes – lactic fermentation gives it a pleasant tartness similar to sauerkraut.
How long do these ferments keep? Sealed packs keep 12+ months in a cool, dry place.