Atta Flour Gold
Atta Gold, the second of the three atta grades carried. Used the same way as chakki — roshi, chapati, paratha — where a kitchen has settled on this grade.
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Direct distribution to Maldivian resorts, hotels, commercial kitchens, and supermarket groups.
Atta Gold, the second of the three atta grades carried. Used the same way as chakki — roshi, chapati, paratha — where a kitchen has settled on this grade.
View SpecificationsMultigrain atta, for flatbreads made with more than wheat. The grade to stock where a menu wants a wholegrain option beyond standard chapati flour.
View SpecificationsBesan, milled from channa dhal rather than wheat. The batter flour behind pakora and bhaji, and the thickener in a good number of curries and sweets.
View SpecificationsStrawberry cake mix, the fruit option in the range. Bakes to a pink sponge, which does the decorating work before any frosting goes on.
View SpecificationsRagi flour, milled from finger millet. Used in flatbreads and porridge, and stocked where a menu wants a grain other than wheat or rice behind it.
View SpecificationsRice flour, used for crisping rather than for structure — in batters, in dusting before frying, and in the South Indian and Maldivian dishes built on it rather than on wheat.
View SpecificationsSemolina, coarser than flour and used where that texture is the point — upma, halwa, and the crisp coating on fried fish and vegetables.
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