Organic Ragi Idly/Dosa Batter – Fresh, Fermented & Preservative-Free
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₹ 110.00
Key Highlights
- Made from nutrient-rich ragi (finger millet) and pulses
- No preservatives, stabilizers, or artificial additives
- Naturally fermented for better taste and digestion
- Ideal for idlis, dosas, uthappams, and paniyaram
- High in calcium, fiber, and essential minerals
- Ready-to-cook batter for quick meal preparation
- Supports balanced, gluten-free dietary preferences
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What is Ragi Idly/Dosa Batter?
It is a ready-to-use fermented batter made from finger millet and pulses, used to prepare idlis, dosas, uthappams, and paniyaram.
What are the names of ragi in different languages?
Ragi is known as Finger Millet (English), Nachni (Hindi/Marathi), Mandua (North India), Kezhvaragu (Tamil), Ragulu (Telugu), Ragi (Kannada), Nachni (Gujarati), and Madua (Bengali).
Is ragi batter healthy?
Yes, ragi is rich in calcium, fiber, and minerals. It supports digestion, bone health, and sustained energy levels.
Can I use this batter for multiple dishes?
Yes, it is versatile and can be used for idlis, dosas, uthappams, and paniyaram.
Does this batter contain preservatives?
No, it is completely free from preservatives, stabilizers, and artificial additives.
How long can I store the batter?
It should be refrigerated and consumed within the recommended freshness period mentioned on the pack.
Is this batter gluten-free?
Yes, since it is made from millet, it is naturally gluten-free.
How is it different from regular idli/dosa batter?
Ragi batter uses millet instead of rice, offering higher fiber, more minerals, and a lighter digestive profile.
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.