Sabja seeds or tukmaria look similar to chia seeds but are seeds of the basil plant. Although native to India they are not from the holy basil, which is the Tulsi plant. These seeds come from sweet basil, Ocimum basilicum, commonly used as a seasoning.
Sabja seeds do not have a flavour of their own and adapt the flavour of the liquid they are soaked in.
Sabja seeds are hard in texture and can't be consumed raw. Just like Chia seeds, they become gelatinous when soaked in water. They are most commonly in making Falooda and other Sherbets. These zero-calorie seeds lend a great texture to desserts and drinks, also adding nutrition to them.
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