Channa Sattu | 500 gm

Channa Sattu

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Size 500 gm

High Protein Superfood

Low Glycemic Index

High in Fibre

Cooling & revitalising

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Channa Sattu is a wholesome and versatile flour made from finely roasted chickpeas, offering a perfect balance of nutrition and flavor. Known for its rich protein and fiber content, it is a natural energy booster and an essential ingredient for a healthy diet. Whether enjoyed as a refreshing drink mixed with water and spices or used in cooking dishes like parathas and snacks, Channa Sattu is a delicious way to incorporate essential nutrients into your meals. Its high satiety value makes it ideal for active lifestyles or those seeking a filling, nutritious option.

100% Roasted Bengal Gram

THE PUREST WAY TO NOURISH YOUR BODY

-HERE’S WHY

Sustained Energy & Muscle Support – High in plant protein and complex carbs for lasting fuel.
Gut-Friendly & Filling – Rich dietary fiber supports digestion and satiety.
Naturally Cooling & Hydrating – Ideal for hot weather or post-exercise recovery.
Blood Sugar Friendly – Low glycemic impact for steady glucose levels.
Super Versatile – Great for drinks, parathas, laddoos, and smoothies.

All Natural No Preservatives
Easy Return Policies
Delivery in 3-5 days
COD Available

FAQs

Sattu is a natural source of protein, fiber, and iron, supports digestion, sustained energy, and is great for muscle recovery and summer hydration.

Yes, it’s 100% pure, gluten-free, and made from roasted chana only—with no additives or preservatives.

Store in a cool, dry place in an airtight container. It stays fresh for 3 months and can be refrigerated for extended freshness.

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Chana sattu is better but a little bit suger added. Otherwise, tast is Best

“Concerns About Chana Sattu Quality and Flavor”

The chana sattu is overly roasted, which has overpowered its original flavor. It’s also difficult to mix with water. Chana sattu always tastes best with a hint of jeera, which you’ve also missed.