Millet Vermicelli
Traditional semiya made healthier with millets.
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Kodo Millet Vermicelli
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Foxtail Millet Vermicelli
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Little Millet Vermicelli
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Barnyard Millet Vermicelli
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Browntop Millet Vermicelli
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Finger Millet Vermicelli
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Millet Vermicelli is a wholesome version of traditional semiya, prepared using millet-based ingredients instead of refined flour. It is commonly used in quick meals such as upma, kichdi, or light breakfast dishes, offering both convenience and nutrition.
Millets used in vermicelli are naturally rich in dietary fibre and essential nutrients that support digestion and balanced energy release. Compared to regular semiya, millet vermicelli feels lighter on the stomach and suits everyday cooking.
Sri Saraswathi Organics Millet Vermicelli is prepared using quality millets and clean processing methods. It is made without artificial colours, flavour enhancers, or chemical preservatives, making it a reliable choice for daily home cooking.
FAQs
What is Millet Vermicelli?
Millet vermicelli is a thin, noodle-like food made using millet-based ingredients instead of refined flour.
How is millet vermicelli different from regular semiya?
Millet vermicelli contains more dietary fibre and nutrients and is easier to digest compared to regular refined semiya.
Is millet vermicelli suitable for daily consumption?
Yes, it can be included in daily meals as part of a balanced diet.
Can millet vermicelli be used for sweet dishes?
Yes, millet vermicelli can be used to prepare sweet recipes like payasam or kheer, offering a healthier alternative to regular vermicelli.
Does millet vermicelli require soaking before cooking?
No, millet vermicelli usually does not require soaking and can be cooked directly, similar to regular semiya.