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Spice levels run from mild to medium across the options — several items are described as mild and others are labeled medium.

Package weights shown range from 9 ounces up to 15 ounces. Common sizes include 9 oz, 10 oz, 11 oz, 12 / 12.5 oz, and 15 oz.

Common ingredients include tomatoes, onions, garlic, yogurt, and toasted spices. Some sauces also list coconut milk, curry leaves, and spice blends such as black pepper and coriander.

Several items explicitly state they contain no artificial flavors, no artificial preservatives, and no synthetic or artificial colors. Some listings also use the phrase “No Artificial Ingredients.”

Products appear as sauces (noted as liquid form in product details), ready-to-eat items, and prepared/heat-and-serve frozen meals. Frozen and ready-to-eat entries include package heating directions.

Some frozen entrees come in microwave‑ready pouches with instructions like “tear to vent” and microwave on high for 1 minute. Other frozen meals use trays and include directions to keep frozen and follow package instructions; some warnings note the tray and contents will be hot and advise not to reheat the tray.

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