Pasta with the Slimming Power of Kuthiraivali (Barnyard Millet)!
Ana Foods Kuthiraivali Pasta is a wholesome, maida-free pasta made from Kuthiraivali (Barnyard Millet) — one of the lowest-calorie millets, widely recommended for weight loss, fasting, and blood sugar management. Kuthiraivali is traditionally consumed during fasting periods in South India and is known for its high fibre, low glycaemic index, and excellent digestibility. Each 200g pack includes a ready-to-use tastemaker masala.
Ingredients
Pasta: Barnyard Millet (Kuthiraivali) Flour, Wheat Flour, Edible Vegetable Oil, Salt, Purified Water
Tastemaker Masala: Chilli Powder, Turmeric Powder, Pepper, Ginger, Salt
Pack Contents: Pasta – 180g (approx.) + Tastemaker – 15g | Total: 200g
Why Kuthiraivali Pasta?
- No Maida — made with barnyard millet flour instead of refined flour
- Lowest Calorie Millet — ideal for weight loss and calorie-conscious diets
- Low Glycaemic Index — helps manage blood sugar levels
- High in Fibre — keeps you full longer and supports digestion
- Fasting-Friendly — traditionally consumed during Navratri and other fasting periods
- No Preservatives, No MSG, No Artificial Colours
- Vegan & Sun-Dried — naturally preserved for a 9-month shelf life
- Tastemaker included — no extra spices needed
How to Cook
- Boil 180g of pasta in 1 litre of water with a spoon of oil and 1 tsp of salt for 3 minutes until fully cooked
- Drain and rinse the pasta in plain water. Set aside
- Fry vegetables of your choice with oil or butter until cooked
- Add the tastemaker masala and mix well
- Add the cooked pasta, toss together and serve hot
Perfect For
- Weight loss and calorie-controlled diets
- Diabetics managing blood sugar levels
- Fasting days (Navratri, Ekadashi, etc.)
- Kids’ school lunchboxes
- Health-conscious families switching from maida pasta
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is Kuthiraivali (Barnyard Millet)?
Kuthiraivali is one of the lowest-calorie millets, traditionally consumed during fasting in South India. It has a low glycaemic index and is excellent for weight management and blood sugar control.
2. Does this pasta contain maida?
No, it is made with Kuthiraivali (barnyard millet) flour as the primary ingredient.
3. Can it be eaten during fasting?
Kuthiraivali is traditionally considered a fasting grain in South India. However, please check with your specific fasting guidelines as this pasta also contains wheat flour.
4. Is the tastemaker included?
Yes, each pack includes approximately 15g of tastemaker masala.
5. Is it vegan?
Yes, all ingredients are 100% plant-based.
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