Discover 5 Combo | All 5 Millets (5 x 500 g)

I bought this expecting to like foxtail. Ended up ordering browntop by the kilo instead. Would never have found it otherwise.

Two lunch box recipes from your site. That pouch went fastest, which told me which kilo to buy.

Two little millet recipes from your site. I used most of that pouch on these two and bought a kilo the following week.

Barnyard, kodo and browntop khichdi recipes off your site. All three worked and each had a different texture.

Sent it to my sister who has been trying to eat better. She has since ordered it twice for herself.

Two of us do not need a kilo of anything. Five hundred gram packs are the right scale for our kitchen.

Five pouches in a sturdy box, all sealed. Nothing had split in transit which I half expected with multiple packs.

Five hundred grams goes fast in a family of five. A 750 g version of this combo would suit larger households.

Both recipes are on your page and both worked from these small packs. Perfect quantity for testing a new dish.

Foxtail smoothie and barnyard mango milkshake, both off your page. They ask for these instead of soft drinks now.

Two recipes off your page from one 500 g pack. The vegetable soup has become our regular rainy evening dinner.

Made the little millet, kodo and browntop idli recipes off your page. Little millet won and that is the kilo I bought next.

Three pulao recipes on your site and three different results from one box. Kodo is the one we kept.

Each pouch clearly labelled, sealed and dated. I did not mix them up once, which matters when the grains look similar.

Opened all five over two weeks. Not a stone or husk piece in any of them. That consistency across varieties is impressive.

Having five options meant we never got bored in the first month, which is when most diet changes fail.

Used your ladoo recipe from the trial pouch. They set firmly and I gifted half of them away.

Followed your kodo adai recipe. Crisp, filling and completely new to us. That pouch emptied first.

Foxtail and little millet are now on our monthly list. Without this combo I would have bought one kilo of the wrong one.

Five mornings, five grains, same recipe. The differences were clear and it made choosing easy.

It is fair value, but for a trial pack I was hoping for a sharper introductory price. I did reorder anyway.

I had no idea which millet suited us. Five packs of 500 g meant we could actually test each one properly instead of guessing.

Followed your little millet, kodo and barnyard dosa recipes. Barnyard gave the crispest result, which surprised me.

Made it into a small experiment at home. The children rated each one, which turned dinner into something they looked forward to.

Every millet has its own upma recipe on your site. Five mornings, five results, and barnyard came out on top.

Different ratios for different grains, all printed, all accurate. I did not have to look anything up.

Foxtail kheer and little millet halwa from your page. Made both for a small celebration and neither lasted the evening.

Browntop uttapam and kodo appam from your site. Two very different breakfasts out of one trial box.

Kodo vegetable bhel and the foxtail salad, both from your recipe page. Quick, filling and better than snacking on packets.

Enough to cook four or five meals from each variety. Long enough to know whether you like it, small enough that nothing goes to waste.

Kept a note of ratios for each as I went. By the end I knew exactly which two to buy in bulk.

The first box convinced us. The second went to my in laws who have now started buying kilos themselves.

Made kodo and browntop payasam from your page using this box. Guests compared them and asked for both recipes.