MilletsUttarakhand · 500 g
Tiny, white, round grains that are a powerhouse of nutrition. A perfect staple for replacing white rice in daily meals.
Rajasthan & MaharashtraMillets— North & West India —
Amaranth (Rajgira) Seeds
Tiny, off-white pseudo-grain seeds with exceptional nutritional density. Traditionally eaten during Hindu fasting days (Navratri). Pops like popcorn when dry-heated.
Sourced from Rajasthan & Maharashtra · North & West India
₹210/ 500 g
Unit Price— Why this millets
- Complete protein — all 9 essential amino acids
- Lysine 0.75 g/100 g — rare in plant foods
- Squalene 6–8% of grain oil — potent antioxidant and skin protectant
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The Complete Protein Grain of the Himalayas
Rajgira is not technically a grain — it is a seed, a pseudocereal, and botanically closer to spinach than wheat. But it is one of the few plant sources with a complete amino acid profile, including 0.75 g of lysine per 100 g. Its grain oil is 6–8% squalene, rarely found in plants.
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