
Why We Launched This Product
For generations, biscuits like glucose biscuits or Marie Gold have been a staple in our homes, often enjoyed with a morning cup of chai or coffee. My father had this daily routine. However, with the rise of lifestyle diseases such as diabetes and obesity, these biscuits—typically made with refined flour, white butter, and sugar—contribute to health concerns. We created Millet Cookies as a healthier alternative to traditional biscuits. Instead of refined flour, we use nutrient-rich millets; white butter is replaced with almond, peanut, and cashew nut butter; and white sugar is swapped for natural honey. Made entirely from natural ingredients, our Millet Cookies provide a nutritious and delicious option for guilt-free snacking, whether paired with tea or coffee or enjoyed as a wholesome dessert.
Ingredients

Pink Salt
- Rich In: Sodium
- Who Should Eat: Suitable for those needing to maintain electrolyte balance.

Coconut Oil
- Rich In: Medium Chain Triglycerides (MCTs), Healthy Fats
- Who Should Eat: Ideal for athletes and those looking for quick energy.

Baking Powder
- Rich In: Sodium Bicarbonate, Cream of Tartar.
- Who Should Eat: Suitable for individuals baking at home or those looking to improve the lightness and fluffiness of baked products.

Natural flavor
- Rich In: Natural compounds, antioxidants.
- Who Should Eat: Ideal for those seeking to enhance flavor naturally and support cognitive function.

Almond
- Rich In: Healthy Fats, Vitamin E, Magnesium
- Who Should Eat: Suitable for those aiming to improve skin health, support heart function, or add healthy fats to their diet.

Ragi (Finger Millet)
- Rich In: Calcium, Iron, Dietary Fiber, Antioxidants.
- Who Should Eat: Suitable for individuals looking to improve bone health, manage diabetes, support weight loss, or increase their iron intake.

Jowar (Sorghum)
- Rich In: Dietary Fiber, Iron, Protein, Antioxidants.
- Who Should Eat: Suitable for individuals looking to improve digestive health, manage blood sugar, increase energy levels, or incorporate gluten-free grains into their diet.

Bajra (Pearl Millet)
- Rich In: Dietary Fiber, Iron, Protein, Magnesium.
- Who Should Eat: Suitable for individuals looking to improve digestion, manage blood sugar, or increase energy levels naturally.

Peanuts
- Rich In: Protein, Healthy Fats, Niacin
- Who Should Eat: Great for athletes, vegetarians seeking protein, and those looking to manage cholesterol.

Honey
- Rich In: Natural Sugars, Antioxidants
- Who Should Eat: Suitable for those seeking a natural sweetener and a boost in immunity.

Black Raisins
- Rich In: Natural Sugars, Iron, Potassium
- Who Should Eat: Ideal for those needing a quick energy boost or looking to improve bone health.

Pink Salt
- Rich In: Sodium
- Who Should Eat: Suitable for those needing to maintain electrolyte balance.

Coconut Oil
- Rich In: Medium Chain Triglycerides (MCTs), Healthy Fats
- Who Should Eat: Ideal for athletes and those looking for quick energy.

Baking Powder
- Rich In: Sodium Bicarbonate, Cream of Tartar.
- Who Should Eat: Suitable for individuals baking at home or those looking to improve the lightness and fluffiness of baked products.

Natural flavor
- Rich In: Natural compounds, antioxidants.
- Who Should Eat: Ideal for those seeking to enhance flavor naturally and support cognitive function.

Almond
- Rich In: Healthy Fats, Vitamin E, Magnesium
- Who Should Eat: Suitable for those aiming to improve skin health, support heart function, or add healthy fats to their diet.

Ragi (Finger Millet)
- Rich In: Calcium, Iron, Dietary Fiber, Antioxidants.
- Who Should Eat: Suitable for individuals looking to improve bone health, manage diabetes, support weight loss, or increase their iron intake.

Jowar (Sorghum)
- Rich In: Dietary Fiber, Iron, Protein, Antioxidants.
- Who Should Eat: Suitable for individuals looking to improve digestive health, manage blood sugar, increase energy levels, or incorporate gluten-free grains into their diet.

Bajra (Pearl Millet)
- Rich In: Dietary Fiber, Iron, Protein, Magnesium.
- Who Should Eat: Suitable for individuals looking to improve digestion, manage blood sugar, or increase energy levels naturally.

Peanuts
- Rich In: Protein, Healthy Fats, Niacin
- Who Should Eat: Great for athletes, vegetarians seeking protein, and those looking to manage cholesterol.

Honey
- Rich In: Natural Sugars, Antioxidants
- Who Should Eat: Suitable for those seeking a natural sweetener and a boost in immunity.

Black Raisins
- Rich In: Natural Sugars, Iron, Potassium
- Who Should Eat: Ideal for those needing a quick energy boost or looking to improve bone health.

Pink Salt
- Rich In: Sodium
- Who Should Eat: Suitable for those needing to maintain electrolyte balance.

Coconut Oil
- Rich In: Medium Chain Triglycerides (MCTs), Healthy Fats
- Who Should Eat: Ideal for athletes and those looking for quick energy.

Baking Powder
- Rich In: Sodium Bicarbonate, Cream of Tartar.
- Who Should Eat: Suitable for individuals baking at home or those looking to improve the lightness and fluffiness of baked products.

Natural flavor
- Rich In: Natural compounds, antioxidants.
- Who Should Eat: Ideal for those seeking to enhance flavor naturally and support cognitive function.
Nutritional Facts
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