
Rahul Atta 1kg
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SKU SHW-2401985
- Made from 100% premium-quality whole wheat grains.
- Traditionally stone-milled (Chaki) for natural goodness.
- Retains natural dietary fiber and essential nutrients.
- Finely milled for smooth dough preparation.
- Produces soft, fluffy, and aromatic rotis, parathas, and puris.
- 100% natural, hygienic, and free from artificial bleaching.
- No added preservatives for wholesome everyday meals.
About this product
Rahul Atta is a premium stone-milled whole wheat flour made from carefully selected high-quality wheat grains. Rich in natural fiber and free from preservatives, it helps prepare soft, fluffy, and delicious homemade breads with authentic taste and nutrition.
Key Features
• Made from 100% premium-quality whole wheat grains.
• Traditionally stone-milled (Chaki) for natural goodness.
• Retains natural dietary fiber and essential nutrients.
• Finely milled for smooth dough preparation.
• Produces soft, fluffy, and aromatic rotis, parathas, and puris.
• 100% natural, hygienic, and free from artificial bleaching.
• No added preservatives for wholesome everyday meals.
Product Details
Rahul Atta is produced from carefully selected premium wheat grains using the traditional stone-grinding (Chaki) process, helping preserve the wheat's natural fiber and nutrients. Its fine texture makes kneading easier and results in soft, fluffy, and flavorful flatbreads.
Ideal for preparing roti, chapati, paratha, puri, naan, and other homemade breads, Rahul Atta delivers authentic taste and consistent quality in every meal. Hygienically processed and free from preservatives, it is a wholesome choice for everyday family cooking.
Specifications
- Pack size
- 1 kg
- Product Type
- Whole Wheat Flour (Atta)
- Brand
- Rahul
- Processing
- Traditional Stone-Milled (Chaki)
- Ingredients
- 100% Premium Whole Wheat
- Preservatives
- No Added Preservatives
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