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NISA (నిస) - Mana Inti Vanta
NISAMana Inti Vanta • Tenali
Transparent Kitchen Process

How We Make NISA Pickles

Follow our 7-step traditional journey from raw ingredients in Tenali to your family dining table.

Ingredients Selection
Step 01
Phase 01 of 07

Ingredients Selection

Handpicked Guntur red chilies, 100% cold wood-pressed sesame oil (Nuvvula Nune), farm-fresh meats, and crushed garlic cloves.

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Hand Preparation
Step 02
Phase 02 of 07

Hand Preparation

Hand-cutting tender meat pieces, stone-pounding whole spices, and marinating in rock salt and squeezed lemon.

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Small Batch Cooking
Step 03
Phase 03 of 07

Small Batch Cooking

Slow-cooked in small 5kg batches in traditional brass Uruli vessels to ensure every piece absorbs rich spice.

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Traditional Recipe Curing
Step 04
Phase 04 of 07

Traditional Recipe Curing

Infusing deep red chili masala with wood-pressed oil according to heritage Tenali family recipes.

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Strict Quality Check
Step 05
Phase 05 of 07

Strict Quality Check

Inspecting oil level, moisture absence, and seal integrity to guarantee long-lasting shelf life without artificial preservatives.

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Hygienic Jar Packing
Step 06
Phase 06 of 07

Hygienic Jar Packing

Careful portioning into glass jars with generous meat pieces and spiced oil coating.

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Express Dispatch Across India
Step 07
Phase 07 of 07

Express Dispatch Across India

Packed securely in protective courier packaging and shipped directly from Tenali to your doorstep.

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