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(500g/2kg/5kg)
MRP is inclusive of all taxes.
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Flour of an ancient wheat called Emmer
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Low in gluten and glycemic index
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Richer in protein and fibre than regular wheat
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Good for digestion and reduces bloating
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Subtle nutty flavour makes delicious rotis, parathas and puris
Aazol Low Gluten Khapli Atta is a wholesome flour made from Emmer wheat sold, one of the oldest grains, sold by Aazol: Tasty & Nutritious Home-grown Foods, known for its low gluten content and nutty flavour. It is richer in fibre and protein than regular wheat, making it a healthier everyday atta choice.
What it is:
Khapli Atta is flour made from Emmer wheat, also called Khapli Gahu, an ancient grain that is naturally lower in gluten and easier to digest compared to regular wheat.
Where it comes from:
Sourced from farmers in Dhule, Maharashtra, this ancient grain has been grown for thousands of years and is stone-ground using traditional methods to retain its nutrition and natural goodness.
Health benefits:
Naturally low in gluten, easier to digest, rich in fibre and protein, has a lower glycemic index and helps reduce bloating.
How to use it:
Use it just like regular atta to make rotis, parathas and puris. It may need slightly more water while kneading and gives a slightly denser, more wholesome texture.
Details:
Ingredients - Khapli Gahu (Emmer Wheat). Available in 500g, 2kg, 5kg. Rated 4.8/5 by customers based on 50+ reviews. Low gluten, stone-ground flour made from ancient Emmer wheat.
Provenance
Known as an ancestor of modern wheat, Khapli Gahu is said to date back 10,000 years. Having been around that long, it has been a staple in some of the world's greatest civilisations, including Indus Valley and Egypt. Its hardiness lends itself to growth in hot and arid areas. Maharashtra is a leader in Khapli cultivation, growing it as a drought and stress-resistant plant blessed with nature’s bounty.
About The Seller
Om Sai Agro was established in 2020 by brothers Chetan Patil and Devendra Patil, both MBA graduates who chose to leave their private-sector careers to build something meaningful for their hometown. Hailing from a tribal (Adivasi) region, they witnessed the challenges faced by local farmers and believed they could create better opportunities within their own community. What started during the uncertainties of the COVID-19 pandemic soon evolved into a mission to generate sustainable livelihoods, promote local produce and ensure that farmers receive fair value for their hard work. Through Om Sai Agro, the brothers continue to strengthen rural communities while preserving the agricultural heritage of their region, and we are grateful to their tireless efforts that we wonderfully get our Khapli Atta.
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FAQs about Low Gluten Khapli Atta: Emmer Wheat Flour
It is a stone-ground flour made from Emmer wheat, one of the oldest grains cultivated by humans for over 10,000 years. It is low in gluten, rich in protein and fibre, and free from chemical processing.
It is sourced from tribal farmers near the Maharashtra-Gujarat border in the Dhule district, using traditional farming methods.
No — Khapli is an ancient, unhybridised wheat variety that is stone-ground and far more nutritious than regular atta.
It is low in gluten but not completely gluten-free and many find it easier to digest than regular wheat.
It has a subtle, nutty, earthy flavour that makes rotis and parathas more wholesome and satisfying.
Its low glycemic index makes it a safer choice for diabetics and those managing blood sugar. It is also high in dietary fibre, supporting digestion and keeping you fuller for longer.
It may need slightly more water when kneading and produces a heartier, slightly denser texture.
Khapli wheat has a low yield, a longer growing time and requires labour-intensive stone-grinding.
Real Khapli flour has a slightly reddish-brown tint, a coarser feel and a natural earthy aroma.
Store in an airtight container in a cool, dry place and refrigerate to extend its shelf life further.

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Flour of an ancient wheat called Emmer
Low in gluten and glycemic index
Richer in protein and fibre than regular wheat
Good for digestion and reduces bloating
Subtle nutty flavour makes delicious rotis, parathas and puris