Rooted in Origin
Every food has a place, a history and a story. We honour its roots and stay true to where it comes from.
From Kalanamak (Buddha rice), an heirloom grain from Terai region of Uttar Pradesh, to hand-crafted ghee rooted in India’s traditional Vedic bilona practice, we celebrate India's distinctive regional ingredients, time-honoured food practices and the people who keep them alive.
We endeavour to bring the wisdom of our land closer to your home.

Our Story
It is the history, identity, culture and community
At Native Staples, we believe every region of India holds ingredients, traditions and generations of wisdom that deserve to be preserved, celebrated and shared.
By honouring their true origins and the people who cultivate them, we strive to bring authenticity back to the everyday pantry and reconnect every meal with its heritage.
Explore Our PantryAuthentically sourced. Traditionally crafted. Uncompromisingly trusted.
Every food has a place, a history and a story. We honour its roots and stay true to where it comes from.
We value time-honoured methods and generations of food wisdom over shortcuts.
We value the farmers, artisans and communities whose knowledge and skills keep food traditions alive.
We believe in honest sourcing, transparency and staying true to the story of every product.
Our Partners
Behind the food we bring to your table are growers, makers and heritage partners who care deeply about what they grow and how they make it. We value their knowledge, honour their traditions and believe in knowing the people and stories behind everything we bring home.

Made with Anadi Godham, led by Dr. Pranav Shukla
Desi Gir cow milk · Vedic Bilona · Hand churned
Grown with small farmers of Eastern Uttar Pradesh, among them Suraha Natural Farm, led by Mr. Dushyant Singh.
Heirloom variety · Natural farmingThe Pantry
We carefully choose every addition to our pantry, staying true to our promise of authentic sourcing, traditional craftsmanship and uncompromising trust.

Made from Desi Gir Cow Milk
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The black-husked Buddha rice of Siddharthnagar
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Journal · Heritage & Science
Exploring the research, history and science behind the foods we bring to your pantry. Every source is shared so you can explore, read and form your own understanding.
R. C. Chaudhary and colleagues · Participatory Rural Development Foundation, Gorakhpur, and IRRI
A review of Kalanamak’s history, its decline and its revival in Eastern Uttar Pradesh.
Review article · pp. 26–38S. Nayak and colleagues, International Rice Research Institute · Frontiers in Sustainable Food Systems, 2025
A study of how Kalanamak is grown and sold in Gorakhpur and Siddharthnagar, and how farmer-run seed systems can keep it in farmers’ hands.
Read the paperA. K. Tyagi and colleagues, National Dairy Research Institute, Karnal · Indian Journal of Animal Sciences, 2015
Compares the fats in cow and buffalo milk and ghee. It reports more CLA in ghee made by the indigenous method than by the creamery method. Other studies differ.
Read the paperShared for information. It is not medical advice, and it is not a health claim about our products.
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