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Gaay Brand Moraiya 500 gm

Original price was: ₹93.00.Current price is: ₹83.00.

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Gaay Brand Moraiya is a type of barnyard millet, also known as Varai, Samak, or Bhagar, commonly consumed during fasting days like Navaratri or Ekadashi. Here’s what you need to know about it:
Key Features:
– Nutritious and Gluten-Free: Rich in fiber and essential minerals like iron and magnesium – Versatile: Can be used to make various dishes like khichdi, upma, pulao, and salads – Hygienically Packed: Ensures purity and freshness – Consistent in Taste and Aroma: Known for its supreme quality and wholesome goodness
Uses:
– Fasting: A popular choice during religious fasts due to its nutritional value and ease of digestion – Healthy Eating: A great addition to a balanced diet, providing essential nutrients and fiber – Culinary: Can be used in a variety of dishes, from savory meals to traditional desserts
-Perfect for khichdi, upma, pulao, and salad
Brand Information:
Gaay Brand is a well-known and trusted name in the Indian food industry, with a legacy spanning over six decades. Shree Bhagwati Flour & Foods Pvt. Ltd., the manufacturer, is committed to quality and transparency in its business operations
Date of Mfg/Packaging  1-7-2025               Shelf Life: 4 months
Product Packaging Type: Pouch.                 Veg/Non-Veg: Veg

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