Unpolished Millets – Naturally Grown Traditional Millets
Discover a wide range of unpolished millets online at NaatiGrains. Our collection includes traditional and naturally grown millets such as Kodo Millet, Little Millet, Foxtail Millet, Barnyard Millet, Browntop Millet and Proso Millet, along with Ragi and Pearl Millet.
Unpolished millets retain their natural bran and whole-grain characteristics. They are versatile grains that can be used for traditional Indian meals including rice dishes, pongal, upma, khichdi, dosa, idli, porridge, pulao and other everyday recipes.
If you are looking to buy unpolished millets online, NaatiGrains offers a selection of traditional millet varieties suitable for everyday cooking.
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Unpolished Kodo Millet
Kodo Millet, also known as Varagu, Harka, Arikelu, Koden and Koovaragu, is a traditional millet suitable for rice-based dishes, pulao, biryani and other everyday recipes.
Unpolished Little Millet
Little Millet is traditionally known as Samai, Saame, Samalu, Kutki and Chama. It can be used for rice alternatives, pongal, upma, dosa, idli and other millet recipes.
Unpolished Foxtail Millet
Foxtail Millet is also known as Thinai, Navane, Korralu, Kakum and Thina. It is a versatile traditional millet for everyday cooking.
Unpolished Barnyard Millet
Barnyard Millet, known as Kuthiraivali, Oodalu and Udalu, is a traditional whole grain that can be prepared in a variety of rice-style and millet recipes.
Unpolished Browntop Millet
Browntop Millet, also called Andu Korralu and Korale, is a naturally grown traditional millet with whole-grain characteristics.
Unpolished Proso Millet
Proso Millet is traditionally known as Baragu, Varigulu, Pani Varagu and Barri. It can be used for biryani, pulao, mixed rice and other everyday dishes.
Naati Ragi
Ragi, also known as Finger Millet, Kelvaragu, Nachani and Nachni, is a traditional millet commonly used for flour, porridge, dosa, idli and other recipes.
Naati Pearl Millet
Pearl Millet, also known as Bajra, Kambu, Sajje and Sajjalu, is a traditional millet used in many Indian food preparations.
Millets Diet Combo Pack
A convenient combination of Little Millet, Kodo Millet, Barnyard Millet, Foxtail Millet and Browntop Millet for families looking to include different traditional millets in their diet.
Why Choose Unpolished Millets?
Unpolished millet grains retain their natural bran and whole-grain characteristics. NaatiGrains offers naturally grown millet varieties that can be incorporated into traditional and modern recipes.
- Whole-grain and unpolished millet varieties
- Naturally grown traditional grains
- Different millet varieties in one collection
- Suitable for everyday Indian cooking
- Naturally gluten-free grain options
- Useful alternative to polished rice and refined grains
- Available in convenient pack sizes
- Online delivery across India
Benefits of Including Millets in Your Diet
Rich in Dietary Fibre
Whole and unpolished millets naturally contain dietary fibre and can be included as part of a balanced everyday diet.
Traditional Whole Grains
Unpolished millets retain their natural bran, making them a popular choice for people looking for traditional whole-grain foods.
Naturally Gluten Free
Millets are naturally gluten-free grains and can be used in many gluten-free meal preparations.
Versatile Cooking
Millets can be used for pongal, upma, khichdi, dosa, idli, porridge, pulao, biryani and rice-style dishes.
Popular Millet Names in Different Indian Languages
Kodo Millet: Varagu, Harka, Arikelu, Koden, Koovaragu
Little Millet: Samai, Saame, Samalu, Kutki, Chama
Foxtail Millet: Thinai, Navane, Korralu, Kakum, Thina
Barnyard Millet: Kuthiraivali, Oodalu, Udalu, Sanwn, Kavadapullu
Browntop Millet: Andu Korralu, Korale
Proso Millet: Baragu, Varigulu, Pani Varagu, Barri
Ragi: Finger Millet, Kelvaragu, Nachani, Nachni
Pearl Millet: Bajra, Kambu, Sajje, Sajjalu
How to Use Unpolished Millets
Unpolished millets can be used as an alternative to rice in many traditional recipes. Depending on the variety, you can prepare millet rice, millet pongal, millet upma, millet khichdi, millet dosa, millet idli, millet porridge, pulao and biryani.
Different millet varieties have different textures and cooking characteristics, so washing, soaking and cooking methods may vary depending on the recipe.
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Shop traditional unpolished millets online from NaatiGrains and explore different varieties for everyday cooking.
Frequently Asked Questions About Unpolished Millets
What are unpolished millets?
Unpolished millets are millet grains that retain their natural bran and whole-grain characteristics instead of being heavily polished.
Which unpolished millet is best for everyday cooking?
Kodo Millet, Little Millet, Foxtail Millet, Barnyard Millet, Browntop Millet and Proso Millet can all be used for everyday cooking. The best choice depends on your recipe and taste preference.
Are millets naturally gluten free?
Yes. Millets are naturally gluten-free grains and are widely used in gluten-free meal preparations.
What can I make with unpolished millets?
You can prepare millet rice, pongal, upma, khichdi, dosa, idli, porridge, pulao, biryani and many other traditional recipes.
Can I buy unpolished millets online?
Yes. NaatiGrains offers different varieties of unpolished and naturally grown millets online, including Kodo, Little, Foxtail, Barnyard, Browntop and Proso Millet.
Which millet is called Varagu?
Kodo Millet is commonly known as Varagu in Tamil and is also known by names such as Harka, Arikelu, Koden and Koovaragu.
Which millet is called Thinai?
Foxtail Millet is commonly known as Thinai in Tamil.
Which millet is called Kuthiraivali?
Barnyard Millet is commonly known as Kuthiraivali in Tamil.
Buy Unpolished Millets Online from NaatiGrains
Explore traditional unpolished millets, organic millet varieties and naturally grown grains from NaatiGrains. Choose from Kodo Millet, Little Millet, Foxtail Millet, Barnyard Millet, Browntop Millet, Proso Millet, Ragi and Pearl Millet.
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