Dehydrated Mint
Fresh pudina leaves, dried and supplied as green flakes or fine powder, with the cool,
refreshing aroma of the herb.
Why Choose Our Dehydrated Mint
Fresh, cooling aroma
Low-temperature drying keeps the menthol notes that make pudina refreshing.
Natural green colour
No added colour. The green comes from the leaves themselves.
Clean leaves only
Thick stems and foreign matter are removed before processing.
Steady supply
Bulk quantities available year-round, not just in the fresh mint season.
Available Forms: Flakes & Powder
Mint Flakes
Crushed dried leaves with visible texture and a fresh look. Used in herbal teas, chaas and raita mixes, salad toppings, kebabs and as a garnish.
Mint Powder
Fine green powder that mixes fully into dry blends and liquids. The go-to form for masala, chutney, beverage and snack seasoning makers.
Need a specific flake size or mesh? Share your requirement and we’ll process to match.
Product Specifications
Parameter
Flakes
Powder
Size
2–6 mm
40–60 mesh
Moisture
Max 8%
Max 8%
Colour
Natural green
Light to dark green
Taste & Aroma
Cool, characteristic mint
Cool, characteristic mint
Stem Content
Max 5%
Not applicable
Shelf Life
12 months
12 months
Values are indicative. Exact specifications and a Certificate of Analysis are shared with
every quote and shipment.
Where Our Dehydrated Mint Is Used
Chaas masala, jaljeera and pani puri masala
Pudina chutney, raita and dip mixes
Mint-flavoured chips, namkeen and snack seasonings
Herbal teas, green tea blends and summer drinks
Kebabs, tikka marinades and biryani masala
Mojito premixes and beverage flavouring
Ayurvedic and herbal formulations
Hotels, restaurants and cloud kitchens
Frequently Asked Questions
How much fresh mint makes 1 kg of dehydrated mint?
Roughly 7 to 9 kg of fresh mint leaves go into 1
kg of flakes or powder, because the leaves are mostly water.
How do I use dried mint in place of fresh mint?
As a general rule, 1 teaspoon of dried mint flakes gives
the flavour of about 1 tablespoon of fresh chopped leaves. Adjust to taste.
Does your dehydrated mint contain added colour?
No. The green colour comes naturally from the mint
leaves.
Why does dried mint lose its colour over time?
Light, heat and moisture slowly fade the green. Store it
sealed, cool and away from sunlight to keep the colour bright.
What is the shelf life?
12 months from the date of packing when stored in a cool, dry place in its
original sealed pack.
Can you supply custom flake sizes or mesh?
Yes. Share the size or mesh you need and we will process
the batch to match.