Nachni Peeth
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Abhiruchi Nachni Peeth brings the goodness and nutritious elements of Nachni (red millet) to your platter. While retaining all the ingredients of Nachni, the flour makes it easy to use for different recipes.
From making popular dishes like bhakri and dosa made of Nachnni to other specials like laadu, idli, sheera, kheer and Ragi Mudde, Abhiruchi Nachni Peeth is your perfect partner.
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