24 Mantra Organic 7 Grain Atta/Multigrain 1 kg

Who it's for

Choose organic multigrain atta when everyday meals call for more than plain wheat flour. 24 Mantra Organic multigrain atta suits vegetarian kitchens, shoppers looking for a low G.I. option, and households interested in a flour that combines cereals, millets, and legumes in one mix.

The 1 kg pouch also fits first-time buyers who want to try a seven-grain flour before making it part of regular cooking. Customer feedback focuses on taste and ingredient quality, which points to routine household use rather than occasional use.

What it's made of

The flour combines seven grains: wheat, jowar, ragi, maize, mungbean, barley, and soyabean. 24 Mantra Organic states that the grains are certified organic and grown without synthetic pesticides or GMOs.

The blend brings cereals, millets, and legumes together instead of relying on one grain alone. Buyers also mention the ingredient mix and fiber content as reasons they choose this multigrain atta over simpler flour options.

When you'd use it

Use seven-grain atta for daily rotis as well as simple batter cooking. Reviews specifically mention soft rotis, crêpes, and pancakes, so the flour works across both familiar Indian flatbreads and lighter breakfast-style dishes.

Taste is one of the strongest themes in buyer feedback, with shoppers saying cooked results turn out flavorful across different uses. That matters when multigrain flour needs to fit regular family meals, not just health-focused recipes.

What buyers say

Expect strong feedback on taste, quality, and the grain blend. Reviewers repeatedly call the flour tasty, note the organic grain mix, and appreciate the fiber content in everyday cooking.

Texture after kneading gets more mixed comments. Many buyers say rotis come out soft, while some say the dough can become hard after kneading, so water balance and handling may matter more here than with standard atta.

Good to know

Check the allergen details before buying. The flour contains wheat, soy, and barley, and the pack may also contain peanuts and sesame.

Made in India and packed in a pouch, the flour comes in a 1 kg size for pantry use. Vegetarian households can use the flour with confidence.