Product Details:
Usage/Application | Cooking |
Form | Powder |
Packaging Type | Bag |
Packaging Size | 50 Kg |
Color | White |
Moisture Percentage | 6-8 % |
Rice Flour is a particularly good substitute for wheat flour, which causes irritation in the digestive systems of those who are gluten-intolerant. Rice flour is also used as a thickening agent in recipes that are refrigerated or frozen since it inhibits liquid separation.
Rice flour is the powder obtained by finely grinding rice grains. Because of the absence of irritants, rice flour is a popular option as a carbohydrate source, inviting wide applications in the food industry, as thickening agents and binding agents.
Rice flour can be sourced from white, red or brown rice, each having its own features, consistencies and carbohydrate contents. Rice flour is extensively used in baking and cooking, a wide range of dishes and food products. Brown rice is also used to cultivate mushrooms in conjunction with vermiculite.
Areas of application:
Food industry – gluten-free carbohydrate source, fibre source, mushroom cultivation.
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Product Details:
Usage/Application | Cooking |
Shelf Life | 6 Months |
Packaging Type | Bag |
Packaging Size | 50 Kg |
Features | Organic |
Form | Powder |
Color | White |
Ragi Flour is recommended as weaning food for babies because of its high nutritional content. It prevents malnutrition and provides adequate amount of energy too. It has high nutritional content. Ragi is non-glutinous and non-acidic, making it easy to digest. It is a good laxative too. Ragi flour is ideal for pregnant mothers and helps build immunity to the baby in the womb.
The fibre content in ragi lowers cholesterol and help to maintain blood sugar levels. Mothers having gestational diabetes can use ragi/ ragi products instead of other grains as it will help control their blood sugar level.
Derived from finger millet, ragi flour is a primary carbohydrate source.
Particularly adding value to ragi’s nutritional composition is the amino acid methionine, an essential amino acid that is not generated within the body. Lacking in the staple diet of most people, methionine is compensated for, by consumption of ragi. Apart from traditional Indian recipes, ragi flour is also used to make cakes, puddings, porridge, and flavoured drinks.
Areas of application:
Food industry – carbohydrate source, protein source, amino acid source
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