Mille Samak Millet Whole Grain | Barnyard Millet | Sanwa/Bhagar/Kuthiraivally/Udalu | Ideal for FASTING | Unpolished, No Soaking Required | High Plant Protein and Fibre | Just cook for 6 minutes | High Grade Whole Grain | 500g

high fibre conent and good replacement for rice

Nice taste nd healthy..

Average

“I’ve been giving my 2-year-old Slurrp Farm’s Kodo Millet, and it’s been fantastic! The millet is easy to prepare and blends seamlessly into his meals. It’s nutritious and a great source of essential nutrients for growing kids. I love that it’s free from any artificial additives and fits perfectly into his balanced diet. Highly recommend for any parent looking to introduce healthy grains to their child’s diet!”

Supplied expired items date of expiry 23.5.25

Mille Kodo Millet Whole Grain is a fantastic product that combines convenience, nutrition, and versatility. It’s a must-have for anyone looking to make healthier food choices without compromising on taste. Whether you’re replacing traditional grains in your diet or exploring new culinary options, this millet is an excellent choice. Highly recommended!

Very good product for diabetic people.. worth for money.. the grains are very clean in the packet.. there is no stones and other dust particles in the packet . We can cook very comfortably .. easy to use

I recently purchased (on 26 January 2025) (3*)500g packets - each of Little, Kuddo and Banyard millets at total cost of ₹584.25 (Average per Half KG is ₹195), expecting premium quality, but unfortunately, it did not meet my expectations. The same product is available in offline stores for just ₹65 per 500g, and surprisingly, the locally available millet offers much better value for money.Disappointments:❌ Overpriced: The price is more than three times what I could get from a local store, which makes it feel like a rip-off.❌ Inferior Quality: Despite paying a premium, the millet was not as clean and fresh as expected. It had a few impurities.❌ Misleading Expectations: The product description and images suggested high quality, but in reality, it was no better than the cheaper offline alternatives.Verdict:This purchase was not worth the price. The quality does not justify the steep cost, and I would not recommend buying millets online at such inflated rates when better alternatives are available in local stores.