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Organic Gehun Atta

Whole wheat, the way it should be.

Organic Gehun Atta — whole wheat flour cold-milled the slow way. Sourced from small farms growing without pesticides or chemical fertilisers, ground in granite chakkis so the bran, the germ and the gentle nuttiness all stay intact.

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Cold milledStays fresh longer
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Khapli (emmer) is a hardy, low-gluten ancient wheat. It is naturally lower in glycaemic load than common wheat, making it a quiet favourite among diabetic and pre-diabetic households. The flavour is gently nutty, with a softness that holds shape in rotis and parathas.

Grown by farmer collectives near Indore, harvested January through March. We mill in a granite stone chakki at 32 RPM, in batches of 40kg. Every batch is tested for moisture, ash and protein.

  • Origin: Indore, Madhya Pradesh
  • Mill: Granite stone, cold
  • Harvest: Single-season

Energy 332 kcal · Protein 12.6g · Carbohydrate 67g · Dietary Fibre 11.2g · Fat 2.1g · Iron 4.6mg.

No preservatives. No additives. No bleach. Just slow-milled wheat.

Use as you would any atta. Khapli takes a little more water than refined flour and rewards a longer rest. We recommend resting the dough for at least 20 minutes before rolling. Excellent for rotis, parathas, thalipeeth and even short-crust pastry.

Best stored in an airtight container, away from sunlight. Stays fresh for 90 days from milling at room temperature, or 6 months refrigerated. Each pack is stamped with its mill date, never an arbitrary "best before".

From the farm

Meet Mr. Patil, who grew your wheat.

Now in his second decade of organic farming, Suresh Patil tends 18 acres of Khapli on the outskirts of Indore. We work with his collective on a single-season contract, paying 40% above market rates to keep this grain in the ground.

"City people forget what wheat tasted like before the 70s. We are just reminding them, one chakki at a time." Suresh Patil · Khapli Grower, Indore
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Portrait of Mr. Patil in his Khapli field, late afternoon
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