Little Millet Idly/Dosa Batter
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₹ 115.00
Key Highlights
- Made with organic little millet and lentils
- Naturally gluten-free and high in fiber
- Fermented for better digestion and taste
- Perfect for idlis, dosas, uthappams, and paniyaram
- No preservatives, stabilizers, or soda
- Smooth consistency for easy cooking
- Ideal for healthy breakfast and light meals
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What is Little Millet Idly Dosa Batter?
It is a ready-to-cook fermented batter made from little millet and lentils, used to prepare idlis, dosas, uthappams, and paniyaram.
What is Little Millet called in different languages?
Little millet is known as Saame (Kannada), Kutki (Hindi), Samai (Tamil), Samalu (Telugu), Vari (Marathi), Same (Malayalam), and Gajro (Gujarati).
Is little millet batter healthier than regular batter?
Yes, it contains more fiber, minerals, and protein compared to refined rice batter, supporting better digestion and overall health.
Is this batter gluten-free?
Yes, it is naturally gluten-free and suitable for those with gluten sensitivity.
How long does the batter stay fresh?
It typically stays fresh for 2-3 days when refrigerated. It is best used early for optimal taste and texture.
Can I make dishes other than idli and dosa?
Yes, you can prepare uthappams, paniyaram, and even millet-based pancakes using this batter.
Does millet batter taste different from regular batter?
It has a mild, slightly earthy flavor but remains very similar in taste and texture to traditional batter.
How should I store the batter?
Store in a sealed container in the refrigerator and use clean utensils to maintain freshness.
What is the shelf life of this ghee?
The shelf life of our A2 Desi Cow Ghee is typically 12 months when stored in a cool, dry place.
Is this ghee certified organic?
Yes, our ghee is 100% organic and certified by NPOP/NOP standards.
What is the Bilona method?
The Bilona method is a traditional Indian process of making ghee where curd is churned to get butter, which is then boiled to produce pure ghee.