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Thulasi Proso Millet 1kg – Gluten-Free Ancient Grain for Energy & Wellness

Buy Thulasi Proso Millet (1kg) – a naturally gluten-free, high-fiber, protein-rich millet ideal for daily meals. Supports digestion, energy, and weight management. 100% unpolished & chemical-free.

Thulasi Proso Millet (1kg) is a light, gluten-free ancient grain packed with protein, fiber, and essential minerals. Perfect for khichdi, pongal, salads, and more. Easy to cook and digest—ideal for all ages.

 

Thulasi Proso Millet is a tribute to India’s ancient grain heritage—revived for the modern kitchen. Also known as “Chena” in Hindi and “Panivaragu” in Tamil, this small-seeded cereal is one of the oldest cultivated millets, prized for its lightness, digestibility, and nutritional richness.

Sourced from trusted farms and processed without polishing or additives, Thulasi Proso Millet retains its natural fiber and nutrients. Whether you’re looking to reduce gluten, manage weight, or simply eat clean, this millet is a wholesome choice for your everyday meals.

🥣 Why Choose Thulasi Proso Millet?

• 100% Natural & Unpolished – No chemicals, no polishing—just pure, whole grain goodness.
• Gluten-Free & Low Glycemic Index – Ideal for diabetics and gluten-sensitive individuals.
• Quick Cooking & Versatile – Cooks in under 15 minutes. Use it in place of rice, semolina, or quinoa.
• Light & Easy to Digest – Suitable for kids, elders, and those with sensitive digestion.
• Rich in Nutrients – High in protein, dietary fiber, magnesium, phosphorus, and B-complex vitamins.

 

💪 Health Benefits

1. Supports Digestive Health
   With its high fiber content, Proso Millet promotes regular bowel movements and gut health.
2. Sustained Energy Release
   Its complex carbohydrates provide slow, steady energy—perfect for long workdays or active lifestyles.
3. Weight Management
   The high satiety value helps curb hunger pangs, making it a great ally in weight control.
4. Diabetic-Friendly
   Its low glycemic index helps regulate blood sugar levels, reducing spikes and crashes.
5. Heart & Bone Health
   Rich in magnesium and phosphorus, it supports cardiovascular function and bone density.

 

🍽️ How to Use

Thulasi Proso Millet is incredibly versatile. Here are some delicious ways to enjoy it:

• Millet Rice – Cook like regular rice and pair with curries or sambar.
• Khichdi or Pongal – Combine with moong dal and spices for a comforting meal.
• Upma or Pulao – Sauté with vegetables and tempering for a quick lunch.
• Salads – Toss with veggies, herbs, and lemon for a refreshing millet salad.
• Idli/Dosa Batter – Soak and grind with urad dal for soft, fluffy idlis or crispy dosas.
• Porridge – Sweet or savory, perfect for breakfast or light dinners.

 

🧑‍🌾 From Farm to Fork

At Thulasi, we believe in preserving the purity of traditional grains. Our Proso Millet is cultivated using sustainable practices, sun-dried, and packed hygienically to retain freshness and nutrition. No preservatives. No shortcuts. Just honest food.

 

Note: Values are approximate and may vary slightly based on harvest.

 

🌿 Ideal For

• Health-conscious individuals
• Diabetics and gluten-intolerant diets
• Fitness enthusiasts and athletes
• Children and elders
• South Indian traditional cooking

 

📦 Packaging & Storage

• Pack Size: 1kg
• Packaging: Eco-friendly, food-grade pouch with resealable zip lock
• Shelf Life: 6–9 months from packaging
• Storage: Store in a cool, dry place away from moisture and direct sunlight

 

🛒 Why Thulasi?

Thulasi is committed to reviving India’s ancient food wisdom. Our millets are not just ingredients—they’re a movement toward mindful eating, sustainable farming, and cultural pride. With every pack of Thulasi Proso Millet, you’re not just nourishing your body—you’re honoring tradition.

🌿 Rooted in Tradition, Ready for Tomorrow
In every grain of Thulasi Proso Millet lies a story—of ancient wisdom, forgotten fields, and the quiet resilience of farmers who still believe in nature’s rhythm. This millet isn’t just food; it’s a bridge between generations. Your grandmother may have called it “Panivaragu,” boiling it gently for porridge or mixing it with jaggery for a humble sweet. Today, it returns to your kitchen not as a relic, but as a revival—clean, conscious, and full of purpose.

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