Product Description :
- Aiva Bajri Flour is a high-quality, nutritious flour made from premium millet grains (bajri).
- This gluten-free flour is an excellent source of dietary fiber, essential vitamins, and minerals, making it a healthy choice for a balanced diet.
- Aiva Bajri Flour can be used to prepare a variety of traditional and modern dishes, including rotis, bread, and snacks.
- Perfect for those seeking to enhance their diet with nutrient-dense ingredients, Aiva Bajri Flour is an essential addition to your pantry.
Weight : 1kg
Country of Origin : India.
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