Zero-G Triple GrAINS - 500g – Wellness Q.E.D. Pvt. Ltd.

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Zero-G Triple GrAINS - 500g

Rs. 149.00 ~~Rs. 195.00~~
( Inclusive of all taxes)

Brand: Zero-G - Triple Grains - Hypo-allergen all-purpose Atta with natural goodness of Ragi, Amaranth & Jowar.

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Categories : 5% GST, Featured Collections, GF Flours & Staples, Gluten Free, Home page
Tag: active-seniors-56-75, adults-19-55, gluten-free, kids-adolescents-5-18, lactose-free, rs-1-to-500, senior-adults-76-above, sugar-free, vegan

Zero-G is a brand of gluten-free staples and packaged foods. Hypo-allergen all-purpose Atta with natural goodness of Ragi, Amaranth & Jowar. Milled and packed in a 100% gluten-free facility. This product is by it's nature gluten-free. Suitable for gluten intolerant people. ZERO-G Triple Grains is completely free from known allergens like wheat / gluten, soy, milk / lactose, egg, sugar, yeast, artificial colours and preservatives. Since it contains no gluten, it is deemed as an excellent and preferred choice for persons suffering from gluten intolerance. This product kneads and rolls almost like a regular atta, and you can enjoy perfectly blown rotis. Sorghum or Jowar is an extremely light grain with high potassium, Iron & fibre content. Regular consumption of this atta will also benefit people with osteoporosis, high blood pressure, diabetics, overweight people.

Hypo-allergen all-purpose Atta with natural goodness of Ragi, Amaranth & Jowar. Milled and packed in a 100% gluten-free facility. This product is by it's nature gluten-free. Suitable for gluten intolerant people.

Recommended usage / Cooking Tips: Suitable for making Rotis, Parathas, and Pooris. Use it as a healthier alternative for wheat in most recipes. For softer dough, use warm water for kneading. Roll it like a normal roti, poori or paratha. While rolling it may split slightly at the edges. With little practice, you can blow your rotis, pooris and parathas easily.