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DIA CAARE MILLET COOKIES
₹15.00
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Childrens Choice Millet Cookies - 70gm
₹53.00
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Dia Caare Millet Cookies 70gm
₹53.00
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Instant Rice Pongal Mix 180gm
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Instant Little Pongal Mix
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Varadharajan
Finest quality and wide range of cold pressed oils. Legacy and natural shop. Best place for buying any oil be that cold pressed coconut , groundnut oil. If you compare the oils available with other branded oils in the market, these are economical and of good quality. The groundnut oil sold by the store is one of the best.
Sandeep
Professional and timely handling of orders. Good customer support. Quality of products is good. Am a repeat customer now! Surprised to see negative reviews of customer support. It is after seven months after the above review: I would 100% recommend. It happened so that during my recent order on receipt I found the packaging was open and two 1 ltr coconut oil were missing, it could be during transit. Was stunned with their response and action. Amazing levels of keeping customer happy. Keep up the levels please!
Millet-The Super Food
Millets are a group of small-seeded grasses that have been cultivated for thousands of years. They are known for their resilience, adaptability, and nutritional value. In recent years, millets have gained popularity as a superfood due to their numerous health benefits and potential to address malnutrition and hidden hunger in developing countries.
Millets were among the first crops to be domesticated in India with several pieces of evidence pointing to their consumption during the Indus valley civilization. Millets are produced in most of the states characterized by low to moderate precipitation (200–800 mm rainfall).
Millets are the stapled crops adapted to dry land agro-ecologies of the arid and semi-arid tropics.
Millets are an important nutricereal crop being drought-resistant, climate-resilient, and pest and disease-resistant grown in 4 months unlike rice and wheat, which are grown for 6 months¹²⁴.
Millets are a rich source of protein, fiber, vitamins, and minerals. They are gluten-free and have a low glycemic index, making them an ideal food choice for people with celiac disease or diabetes. Research has shown that millets may help prevent chronic diseases such as heart disease, diabetes, and cancer¹. They are also known to support gut health and bone health¹
- Millets have served as a traditional staple for hundreds of millions of people in Sub-Saharan Africa and Asia (particularly in India, China, and Nigeria) for 7000 years and are now cultivated across the world. Estimates show that more than 90 million people in Africa and Asia depend on millets in their diets. Millets are an important staple cereal crop for millions of smallholder dryland farmers across
- Millets are also deeply rooted in Indigenous Peoples’ culture and traditions. They have influenced contemporary food habits and continue to be an essential part of many traditional recipes and culinary practices.
- India is the largest producer of millets in the world, accounting for over 40% of the global production.
- Other major millet-producing countries include Nigeria, Niger, China, Mali, Burkina Faso, Sudan, and Ethiopia.
- India’s major millet exporting countries are U.A.E, Nepal, Saudi Arabia, Libya, Oman, Egypt, Tunisia, Yemen, U.K, and U.S.A.
- The varieties of millets exported by India include Bajra, Ragi, Canary, Jawar, and Buckwheat.
Asia and Africa are the major production and consumption centers of millet crops.
