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Gluten Free Millet Atta

Gluten Free Millet Atta

4.4(11 ratings)

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$2.07at The Cinnamon KitchenChecked Nov 12

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  • Last seen at $2.07 at The Cinnamon Kitchen on Nov 12.
  • Our take on the Gluten Free Millet Atta

    This is a multi-millet flour blend built on sorghum, little millet, lentils, red rice and flax seeds, made to look and cook like regular atta. It is aimed at people avoiding gluten or wanting more fiber and a lower glycemic index than wheat flour. It handles rotis, theplas, paranthas and baking, though buyers should expect a softer, more fragile dough than wheat. With only a handful of ratings, reception is thin but positive.

    Best forGluten-free householdsPeople watching blood sugarHigher-fiber everyday rotisBaking and flatbread experiments
    Pros
    • Blend of several millets plus lentils and flax
    • Naturally gluten-free
    • Higher fiber than plain wheat atta
    • Lower glycemic index than wheat flour
    • Works for rotis, theplas, paranthas and bakes
    Cons
    • Millet dough is harder to roll than wheat
    • Rotis can tear or crack without a binder
    • Earthy, nutty flavor some find strong
    • Limited user feedback so far

    Gluten Free Millet Atta prices at every store

    • The Cinnamon KitchenNew

      In stockShips from India · priced in INR (₹195.00) · duties may applyReturn policy

      $2.07Checked Nov 12
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    What reviewers say

    • 4.4 / 511 ratings

    Ratings are few but favorable, with buyers generally satisfied with the flour for everyday gluten-free cooking. Complaints center on handling the dough, which behaves differently from wheat.

    What people mention
    • Dough handlingCriticisedBuyers say the dough is stickier and more fragile than wheat atta and needs care when rolling.
    • Gluten-free usePraisedThose avoiding gluten find it a useful everyday flour for rotis and paranthas.
    • FlavorMixedSome like the nutty, earthy taste; others find it stronger than regular atta.
    • Ingredient blendPraisedThe mix of millets, lentils, red rice and flax is seen as a nutritional plus.

    About the Gluten Free Millet Atta

    Gluten-Free Millet Atta is a flour that looks and cooks like regular atta. It is made from a blend of sorghum, little millet, lentils, red rice, flax seeds and other ingredients.

    The flour is gluten-free and rich in fiber. It is naturally lower in glycemic index.

    It can be used to make rotis, theplas and paranthas, and it also works for baking.

    Ingredients
    Sorghum, little millet, lentils, red rice, flax seeds and more
    Dietary
    Gluten-free
    Nutrition
    Rich in fiber; naturally lower in glycemic index
    Uses
    Rotis, theplas, paranthas, bakes

    Questions and answers

    Does it work for regular rotis?
    Yes, but the dough is softer and more fragile than wheat. Rest it and roll gently, and expect a slightly different texture.
    Is it fully gluten-free?
    The flour is made from millets, lentils, red rice and flax, none of which contain gluten. Check the pack for any shared-facility warnings if you are highly sensitive.
    Can I use it for baking?
    It is suited to flatbreads and simple bakes. For yeast breads it usually needs a binder such as xanthan gum or psyllium.
    How does it compare with plain wheat atta?
    It brings more fiber and a lower glycemic index, but wheat dough is easier to roll and gives softer rotis.
    What is in the blend?
    Sorghum, little millet, lentils, red rice and flax seeds, among other grains.
    Where is the Gluten Free Millet Atta cheapest?
    At The Cinnamon Kitchen, for $2.07, as of our latest check.
    What do buyers say about the Gluten Free Millet Atta?
    Rated 4.4 out of 5 from 11 ratings.