A clearer reason to bring this into the kitchen.
Specific kitchen outcomes are more credible and more useful than broad wellness language.
Worried about high sugar levels? Heard of low sugar atta? Poshtik is a chakki online.
Let us help you a little bit with that. Poshtik Low Sugar Atta comes with a host of low glycemic food ingredients, which help control spike in your sugar levels. In this blend we have added the goodness of Soya, Chana, Oats, Sorghum (jowar) and Barley (Jaun) in just the right proportions to along with the whole wheat Sharbati atta. Click here to know more about low glycemic index foods.
We use the best grade flourmill emery stone available in India and a slow processor which minimizes nutrient loss due to heat. In addition, stone-ground flour is usually coarser compared to commercial flourmills, therefore exposure to oxygen is less, and the nutrients remain in the flour for longer.It is very similar to how our grandparents consumed flour.
Hygiene is paramount and we ensure it at various steps in the process for fresh chakki atta:
- Selecting best quality grain
- Sorting and cleaning of the grain before grinding
- Grains are crushed using best available corundum ceramic emery stone
- Slow grinding process ensures vitamins are not lost to heat
- Trained experts handle the milling process
- High grade packaging material to keep the freshness intact
The benefits of whole grains most documented by repeated studies include :
- stroke risk reduced 30-36%
- type 2 diabetes risk reduced 21-30%
- heart disease risk reduced 25-28%
- better weight maintenance
Of course, these benefits are most pronounced in the context of an overall healthy diet. No one food – even whole grains – will guarantee good health. It’s also important to remember that some whole grain foods are healthier than others.
We at Poshtik use the best grade of emery stone available in India, which is extremely hard, highly abrasion resistant (even more than steel) and extremely durable. Until today no forms of allergic reactions to grind-mill stone have been reported.
