Idli Rice — 500g

Little Millets, also known as Varai Millets in many parts of India, are among the smallest yet most nutrient-dense grains found in traditional Indian food culture. These tiny grains pack a remarkable punch when it comes to health benefits, making them a wise addition to modern, health-focused diets. Green Poshan brings to you naturally sourced, minimally processed Little Millets (Varai) to support everyday wellness through traditional nutrition.

Naturally gluten-free and easy to digest, Varai Millets are often used during religious fasting and are celebrated for their lightness and nutritional profile. They cook quickly, taste mildly nutty, and are perfect for porridge, upma, pulao, and even dosa batters. Whether you're looking to manage weight, support digestion, or include ancient grains in your routine, Little Millets are a reliable and wholesome option.

Foxtail millets, known for their mild nutty flavor and impressive nutritional value, are one of the oldest cultivated grains in the world. Lightweight and easy to cook, they make an excellent alternative to rice or wheat and are widely used in both traditional and modern recipes. With Green Poshan’s 250g Foxtail Millets, you get naturally sourced, unpolished grains that fit effortlessly into your everyday meals.

These small, yellowish grains are especially valued in Indian households for their ability to boost energy levels while supporting digestive health. Whether you're preparing khichdi, pongal, dosas, or even millet-based desserts, foxtail millets lend a distinct taste and soft texture that make them suitable for all ages.

Barnyard millet, also known as Sanwa or Shyama, is a tiny, nutrient-rich grain cherished for its high fiber content and quick-cooking nature. Traditionally consumed during fasting periods in India, it has now made its way into regular diets owing to its impressive health benefits and versatility. With Green Poshan’s 250g Barnyard Millets, you receive naturally harvested, minimally processed grains packed with wholesome goodness.

Easy to cook and mild in flavor, barnyard millets are a fantastic alternative to rice and wheat. Whether used in upma, pulao, porridge, or even dosa and khichdi, they adapt effortlessly to both savory and mildly sweet dishes. If you're looking for a grain that supports balanced nutrition and fits well into everyday meals, barnyard millet is a wise choice.