Lavender And Earl Grey Shortbread — Posh Biscuit. Zero Airs
₹600.00
A biscuit that smells like an early summer English garden. Light, delicate, faintly floral — and starring an ingredient grown within a few metres of the kitchen where it’s made.
What makes it special
The lavender is from the garden at Chom Chom — a small, precious harvest each summer that goes almost entirely into these biscuits. The Earl Grey is from a generational tea grower just down the hill, the kind that tastes of cool air and elevation. Together they make a shortbread that is gentle and refined but not precious about it. Light crumb, beautiful fragrance, lemon-lavender icing piped on top, a few dried lavender flowers pressed in. Posh by nature. Not by effort.
| Ingredients | Wheat flour, vegan butter, dark brown sugar, icing sugar, estate-grown lavender, Nilgiris Earl Grey tea, pure Malabar vanilla extract, salt |
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| Techniques | Baked at low temperature to preserve the soft lavender fragrance. Icing piped by hand, lavender flowers placed one by one. |
| Source | Lavender grown at Chom Chom estate, Kotagiri — small-batch harvest, limited each season. Earl Grey from a generational family-run tea estate in the Nilgiris. |
| Best had | With a pot of the same Earl Grey, obviously. On the balcony or your favourite spot in the house. Elevenses, or whenever you need five quiet minutes and something good. |






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