🌾 Kodo Kodra Millet Noodles
That familiar masala noodle comfort - now built on one of India’s most resilient millets 🌱.
Our Organic Kodo (Kodra) Millet Noodles are made with 70% Kodo flour and 30% Khapli (Emmer) wheat flour, offering a high-fiber, no-maida alternative to conventional instant noodles. Earthy, satisfying, and rooted in ancient food wisdom.
Kodo Millet, known as Kodra in North India and Varagu in Tamil Nadu, has been cultivated for thousands of years. Traditionally grown in dryland regions, it thrives without heavy irrigation - making it one of India’s climate-resilient cereals.
In this noodle, we combine:
The result is a bowl that feels nostalgic in flavor yet progressive in nutrition.
Ingredients (in reducing order of quantity):
No MSG. No artificial flavors. No synthetic colors.
Just organic spices blended for balanced warmth.
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| Primary Grain | 70% Kodo (Kodra) Millet Flour |
| Secondary Grain | 30% Khapli (Emmer) Wheat Flour |
| Seasoning | Organic coriander, onion, garlic, red chilli & salt |
| Net Weight | 170g-180g |
| Servings | 2-3 |
| Cooking Time | 7-10 minutes |
| Texture | Lightly earthy, structured bite |
| Gluten Status | Contains gluten (from Khapli wheat) |
| Shelf Life | 3-6 months (store airtight) |
Millet-based noodles absorb significantly more water than refined instant noodles.
👉 Using less water may result in firm or unevenly cooked strands.
1️⃣ Bring 700 mL water to a rolling boil in a wide saucepan
2️⃣ Add the noodle cake and allow it to soften before gently separating strands
3️⃣ Add tastemaker and stir evenly
4️⃣ Simmer uncovered for 7-10 minutes, stirring occasionally
5️⃣ Cook until water reduces and noodles reach preferred texture
6️⃣ Rest for 1 minute before serving
💡 Add sautéed vegetables, roasted seeds, or a drizzle of cold-pressed oil for a more complete meal.
✔ Families reducing refined flour intake
✔ Millet-conscious households
✔ Organic lifestyle buyers
✔ Those seeking sustained energy foods
Kodo Millet is often referred to as one of India’s “lost crops” - once widely cultivated, later replaced by refined grains, and now making a strong comeback in the millet revival movement 🌟.
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