WHY THIS Product?
- Description
- Commonly Known As
- Origin (History)
- Ingredients
- Benefits
- Usage Instructions
- Storage Info
- Taste, Texture, Aroma
- Allergen Information
- FAQs
Common Names
- English: Sorghum Millet & Whole Wheat Vermicelli
- Hindi: ज्वार सेवई
- Marathi: ज्वारी शेवया
- Tamil: சோளம் சேமியா
- Telugu: జొన్న సెమియా
Origin & Geography
- Origin: India
- Primary Regions: Maharashtra, Karnataka, Telangana, Tamil Nadu
- Climate: Dry and semi-arid agricultural regions
- Crafted using traditionally cultivated kodo millet and whole wheat
Ingredients
- Sorghum Millet Flour (50%)
- Whole Wheat Flour (50%)
- Salt
Health Benefits
- Made with wholesome grain ingredients
- Contains dietary fibre
- Alternative to conventional vermicelli
- Suitable for balanced meal planning
- Versatile grain-based food option
- Traditional grain goodness
- Ideal for preparing wholesome vermicelli upma
- Suitable for everyday breakfast sevai recipes
- Perfect for sweet vermicelli kheer preparations
- Can be used in vegetable vermicelli dishes
- Suitable for light snacks and balanced meals
- Store in a cool and dry place
- Keep away from direct sunlight and moisture
- Transfer to an airtight container after opening
- Seal properly to maintain freshness and texture
- Best consumed within recommended shelf life
Aroma & Taste
- Mild earthy grain aroma with subtle wheaty notes
- Soft texture when cooked
- Delicate nutty flavour
- Wholesome grain taste
- Suitable for sweet and savoury preparations
Allergen Information
- Contains Wheat (Gluten)
- Processed in a facility that may handle nuts, sesame, soy, and dairy
FAQ's
What is Sorghum Millet & Whole Wheat Vermicelli?
It is a wholesome vermicelli made from sorghum millet flour and whole wheat flour.
How is it prepared?
It is made by blending the flours, forming thin strands, drying, and packing hygienically.
How can it be used?
It can be used in upma, breakfast dishes, desserts, and traditional recipes.
What does it taste like?
It has a mild grain flavour with a soft texture when cooked.
How should it be stored?
Store in a cool and dry place in an airtight container.
Common Names
- English: Sorghum Millet & Whole Wheat Vermicelli
- Hindi: ज्वार सेवई
- Marathi: ज्वारी शेवया
- Tamil: சோளம் சேமியா
- Telugu: జొన్న సెమియా
Origin & Geography
- Origin: India
- Primary Regions: Maharashtra, Karnataka, Telangana, Tamil Nadu
- Climate: Dry and semi-arid agricultural regions
- Crafted using traditionally cultivated kodo millet and whole wheat
Ingredients
- Sorghum Millet Flour (50%)
- Whole Wheat Flour (50%)
- Salt
Health Benefits
- Made with wholesome grain ingredients
- Contains dietary fibre
- Alternative to conventional vermicelli
- Suitable for balanced meal planning
- Versatile grain-based food option
- Traditional grain goodness
- Ideal for preparing wholesome vermicelli upma
- Suitable for everyday breakfast sevai recipes
- Perfect for sweet vermicelli kheer preparations
- Can be used in vegetable vermicelli dishes
- Suitable for light snacks and balanced meals
- Store in a cool and dry place
- Keep away from direct sunlight and moisture
- Transfer to an airtight container after opening
- Seal properly to maintain freshness and texture
- Best consumed within recommended shelf life
Aroma & Taste
- Mild earthy grain aroma with subtle wheaty notes
- Soft texture when cooked
- Delicate nutty flavour
- Wholesome grain taste
- Suitable for sweet and savoury preparations
Allergen Information
- Contains Wheat (Gluten)
- Processed in a facility that may handle nuts, sesame, soy, and dairy
FAQ's
What is Sorghum Millet & Whole Wheat Vermicelli?
It is a wholesome vermicelli made from sorghum millet flour and whole wheat flour.
How is it prepared?
It is made by blending the flours, forming thin strands, drying, and packing hygienically.
How can it be used?
It can be used in upma, breakfast dishes, desserts, and traditional recipes.
What does it taste like?
It has a mild grain flavour with a soft texture when cooked.
How should it be stored?
Store in a cool and dry place in an airtight container.