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Sarvada Sattu – Roasted Chana Superfood (440g)

Sarvada Sattu – Roasted Chana Superfood (440g)

Regular price Rs. 145.00
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Fuel your day, the Sarvada way.

Sattu is one of India’s oldest and most complete superfoods — made by dry-roasting premium chana (Bengal gram) and stone-grinding it into a fine, protein-rich flour.

At Sarvada, we bring you 100% pure, traditionally made Sattu, without any preservatives, additives, or shortcuts.

✔️ Packed with protein & fiber
✔️ Keeps you cool & energized in summer
✔️ Supports digestion, strength & stamina

Ideal for:

  • Nutritious breakfast or meal replacement
  • Quick shakes and smoothies
  • Sattu Parathas, laddoos, or summer drinks

🍃 Ingredients:

Just one ingredient: Roasted Bengal Gram (Chana) No additives. No preservatives. No artificial flavoring.

🧊 How to Use:

  • Mix 2 tablespoons with water, add lemon, salt & cumin for a savory drink
  • Blend with jaggery, milk, and ice for a delicious shake
  • Stuff in parathas for a hearty meal
  • Use in ladoos, porridges, or thickeners

 

💪 Health Benefits:

  • Rich in plant-based protein
  • Regulates body temperature (great for summer)
  • Boosts energy & keeps you full
  • Aids digestion and gut health
  • Supports muscle strength and daily stamina

 

📦 Pack Size & Shipping Info:

  • Net Weight: 440g (ideal for single-person use over a week)
  • Ships within 24–48 hours
  • Estimated delivery: 3–5 days pan India
  • ₹50 shipping for orders under ₹499 | Free shipping over ₹499

 

 

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  • A legacy of Bihar, a tradition of India

    Sattu is a powerhouse of nutrition and deeply rooted in Indian tradition.

    Sattu is not only rich in protein and fiber, but it’s also known for being cooling and energizing, especially in Indian summers. It’s versatile too—can be made into drinks, stuffed in parathas, or mixed into laddoos. It’s already popular in Bihar, Jharkhand, and parts of UP, but it has the potential to go pan-India and even global as a wholesome, plant-based superfood.