Lindi Pippar
- Brand: Neel AyurvedicsNeel Ayurvedics Lindi Pippar | Small Lindi Pepper | Piper longum ₹95.00 – ₹760.00Price range: ₹95.00 through ₹760.00
Lindi Pippar, also known as Indian Long Pepper, is a flowering vine from the Piperaceae family, cultivated for its fruit, which is typically dried and used as a spice or seasoning. It shares a close botanical relationship with black pepper and offers a similar pungent, heating quality.
In Ayurveda, Pippali is highly valued for its ability to stimulate metabolism and support a healthy digestive environment. It is commonly included in traditional formulations for respiratory health, detoxification, and rejuvenation therapy.
Besides its medicinal use, Pippali can be used as a culinary substitute for black pepper, adding both flavor and therapeutic benefits to food.
- Brand: Neel AyurvedicsNeel Ayurvedics Long Pepper | Lindi Pippar | Gaj Pippar | Gaj Pipal | Gajpeepal | Gaj Peepal | Piper Chaba | Scindapsus Officinalis ₹152.00 – ₹1,520.00Price range: ₹152.00 through ₹1,520.00
Long Pepper (Pippali) – Piper longum
Long pepper, also known as Indian long pepper or Pippali in Ayurveda, is a flowering vine from the Piperaceae family. It is cultivated for its dried fruit, which is widely used as a spice, seasoning, and therapeutic herb in traditional medicine systems like Ayurveda, Siddha, and Unani.
Flavor and Botanical Features :-
Long pepper has a flavor profile similar to that of black pepper (Piper nigrum), though it is generally sweeter and milder in pungency.
The fruit is composed of many tiny seeds, each about the size of a poppy seed, embedded in a catkin-like spike resembling a hazel flower.
It contains piperine, the same pungent compound found in black pepper, which contributes to its distinctive kick.