Our Bajra-Makki Aata is a deliberate 50:50 blend of desi small-grain Bajra (Pearl Millet) and native Makki (Corn) 🌽- crafted for households that value functional nutrition, provenance, and gentle processing over convenience. This is not a shortcut flour; it is a balanced, slow-food staple made from organically grown grains and milled with restraint.
This flour begins at the grain, not at the mill.
The result: a flour with body, warmth, and balance, perfect for rotis, bhakris, and winter-forward meals. It delivers satiety without heaviness and flavor without refinement.
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| Composition | 50% Desi Bajra + 50% Desi Makki |
| Grain Type | Small native bajra; native hill corn |
| Origin | Bajra: Organic farms · Makki: Himachal Pradesh |
| Milling Method | Low-RPM, river water-driven stone mill |
| Texture | Coarse-fine, natural grain body |
| Taste Profile | Earthy, warm, mildly sweet |
| Additives | None |
| Shelf Life | Best within 2-3 months (airtight storage) |
👉 Bajra is traditionally recognized for its warming properties in winter diets, while Makki is prized for pairing with sarson ka saag in North Indian cuisine.
Most commercial millet flours are milled separately and blended post-grinding. Milling Bajra and Makki together at low RPM allows the grains to temper each other naturally, producing a flour that binds better and cooks more evenly - an old technique rarely used today due to time and cost.
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