Organic Sprouted Ragi Flour | 1kg & 2kg Packs

Organic Sprouted Ragi Flour | 1kg & 2kg Packs

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₹ 320.00

The same Nachani Satva — more of it, better value. For families who use ragi flour daily for rotis, porridge, baby food, or laddoos, the 1kg and 2kg packs offer significantly ... Read more ↓

Packs: 1 kg

Key Benefits

Best price per gram
Family-sized
Identical quality
Reduced packaging waste

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100% Organic Sprouted Ragi (Finger Millet / Eleusine coracana)

Nutrition FactsServing: 30g
Nutrient Per serving Per 100g % RDA*
Energy 101 kcal 336 kcal 5%
Protein 2.4 g 8 g 4.8%
Carbohydrates 21.6 g 72 g 7.2%
of which Sugars 0.6 g 2 g 1.2%
Dietary Fibre 3.3 g 11 g 13.2%
Fat 0.45 g 1.5 g <1%
of which Saturated Fat 0.09 g 0.3 g <1%
Calcium 109 mg 364 mg 10.9%
Iron 1.2 mg 3.9 mg 6.9%
Potassium 122 mg 408 mg 3.1%
Magnesium 41.1 mg 137 mg 10.3%
Phosphorus 84.9 mg 283 mg 8.5%
Zinc 0.69 mg 2.3 mg 5.8%

* % RDA based on a 2000 kcal reference diet (FSSAI). Values are approximate and may vary by batch.

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The same Nachani Satva — more of it, better value. For families who use ragi flour daily for rotis, porridge, baby food, or laddoos, the 1kg and 2kg packs offer significantly better value without any compromise in quality.

Why Sprouted Ragi?

Ragi (finger millet) has the highest calcium content of any cereal — 364mg per 100g, more than milk. But ragi also contains tannins and phytic acid, antinutrients that bind to calcium and iron and block their absorption. Sprouting reduces these antinutrients by 50–70%, transforming ragi from a food that merely contains calcium into one that actually delivers it. This is why the sprouted form — Nachani Satva — is the traditional preparation used in Indian households for babies, the elderly, and those managing diabetes or osteoporosis.

Why the Bulk Pack?

  • Best price per gram — maximum value for daily ragi users
  • Family-sized — ideal for households making ragi porridge, rotis, or baby food regularly
  • Identical quality — same certified organic, sprouted, cold-milled flour as the 500g
  • Reduced packaging waste — one large pack over multiple small ones

How to Use

  • Ragi porridge / kanji — mix with water or milk, cook until thick, sweeten with jaggery
  • Ragi mudde — traditional Karnataka staple, served with sambar or rasam
  • Ragi dosa and uttapam — mix with rice and urad dal batter
  • Ragi roti / bhakri — knead with hot water, roll and cook on tawa
  • Baby food — thin with milk or water to appropriate consistency
  • Ragi laddoo — roast lightly, mix with jaggery, ghee, and cardamom

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does a 2kg pack last?

For a family of four using ragi daily in porridge or rotis, a 2kg pack typically lasts 3–4 weeks. Store in an airtight container away from moisture. Best consumed within 3 months of opening.

Is the quality the same as the 500g?

Yes — identical. Same certified organic ragi, same sprouting process, same cold milling. The only difference is pack size and price per gram.

Can I use ragi flour for everyday cooking replacing wheat?

Yes, especially for rotis and porridges. Ragi dough handles differently from wheat — it does not have gluten so it does not stretch. Knead with hot water for best results. Many South Indian households use ragi as a primary grain and do not miss wheat at all.

Is it safe for babies?

Yes — Nachani Satva is a traditional first food for infants in Maharashtra and Karnataka, used for generations. Suitable from 6 months with appropriate thinning. Consult your paediatrician for quantities.