Organic Gyaan Amaranth / Rajgira 450gm

It is believed that Amaranth dated its history back in India some 500 years ago through the trade route from Africa. Amaranth or Rajgira is classified as a pseudo-cereal, meaning that it's not technically a cereal grain like wheat. It shares a similar set of nutrients and is used in similar ways. The earthy, nutty flavor works well in a variety of dishes. Since then, this crop has become the very source of energy for many Indians. It is a Satvik food source according to Ayurveda.

Satvik, as the word suggests, means pure and healthy. The protein in amaranth grain is about 14% the same as other grains. But Amaranth far exceeds the calcium of other grains by about four times at 159mg/100g. That's more than milk which contains around 120mg/100g. Amaranth is a crop valued for its medicinal, healing properties and gluten-free products. This crop can be combined with wheat, corn, or brown rice to get the goodness of a complete meal. 

Thus making the meal full of proteins, fibers, calcium, potassium, phosphorous, magnesium, and vitamin C. It's an easy grain to digest and is considered a prime source of energy during fasts. In India, Rajgira is mainly consumed during fasts as it provides much-needed strength to the body keeping us fresh and energetic.

Thus making the meal full of proteins, fibers, calcium, potassium, phosphorous, magnesium, and vitamin C. It's an easy grain to digest and is considered a prime source of energy during fasts. In India, Rajgira is mainly consumed during fasts as it provides much-needed strength to the body keeping us fresh and energetic.

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