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Kodo Millet Vermicelli 200g Premium
Kodo millet vermicelli is also known as Varagu Sevai or Varagu Vermicelli in Tamil, Kodra Sevai in Hindi, Arikelu Sevai in Telugu, and Harka Sevai in Kannada. It’s a type of vermicelli made from kodo millet, a type of millet grain.
Little Millet – Saamai 500g Premium
Little millet is also known as Kutki in Hindi. In Tamil, it’s known as Saamai. Other names include Samalu in Telugu and Sava in Kannada,
Little Millet Noodles 175g Premium
Little millet is also known as Kutki in Hindi. In Tamil, it’s known as Saamai. Other names include Samalu in Telugu and Sava in Kannada,
Little Millet Pasta 175g Premium
Little millet is also known as Kutki in Hindi. In Tamil, it’s known as Saamai. Other names include Samalu in Telugu and Sava in Kannada,
Little Millet Vermicelli 200g Premium
Little millet is also known as Kutki in Hindi. In Tamil, it’s known as Saamai. Other names include Samalu in Telugu and Sava in Kannada,
Moringa Millet Noodles 175g Premium
Moringa millet vermicelli is also known as Moringa Millet Semiya or Moringa Mixed Millet Vermicelli. It is a type of vermicelli (thin noodles) made from a combination of moringa powder and various millets like foxtail millet, barnyard millet, or pearl millet
Moringa Millet Pasta 175g Premium
Moringa millet vermicelli is also known as Moringa Millet Semiya or Moringa Mixed Millet Vermicelli. It is a type of vermicelli (thin noodles) made from a combination of moringa powder and various millets like foxtail millet, barnyard millet, or pearl millet
Moringa Millet Vermicelli 200g Premium
Moringa millet vermicelli is also known as Moringa Millet Semiya or Moringa Mixed Millet Vermicelli. It is a type of vermicelli (thin noodles) made from a combination of moringa powder and various millets like foxtail millet, barnyard millet, or pearl millet
Pearl Millet – Kambu 500g Premium
Pearl millet also known as bulrush or cattail millet, belongs to the grass family. It was domesticated in the Sahel about 4500 years ago, spreading rapidly from West Africa to India, which is now a secondary center of diversity.