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Our product range contains a wide range of Chana Dal, Mung Dal, Urad Dal and Toor Dal

Chana Dal

  • Cultivation Type Natural
  • Size 5 Mm
  • Speciality Nutritious, Easy To Cook
  • Feature High In Protein, No Artificial Flavour
  • Country of Origin India
  • Type Lentil
  • Material Split Bengal Gram
  • Color Yellow
  • Packaging Type Bag
  • Origin India

Channa Dal (Bold / java) is also called split Bengal Gram. This is a very tasty, robust and versatile lentil/dal. It is easy to cook. It is the most popular lentil in India. It is a split and husked relative of chickpeas (Cicer grietinum. We are the leading producers of channa dal.

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Mung Dal

  • Cultivation Type Natural
  • Speciality Easy To Cook
  • Feature High In Protein, No Artificial Flavour
  • Country of Origin India
  • Type Pulses
  • Material Mung Beans
  • Color Green
  • Packaging Type PP Bag
  • Application Cooking, Human Consumption
  • Benefits Balances All Three Doshas, Nutritious

Mung dal is yellow split beans made by splitting green mung beans and discarding the green husk. Mung dal cooks quickly and balances all three doshas. Khichri, a nutritious combination of rice, mung beans, vegetables, spices and ghee (clarified butter) is an excellent one-dish meal for people on lighter diets. We are a leading producers of moon dal.

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Urad Dal

  • Cultivation Type Natural
  • Application Cooking, Human Consumption, Purees, Soups, Breads, Dosa, Idlis, Sweets
  • Speciality Nutritious, Easy To Cook
  • Feature High In Protein, No Artificial Flavour
  • Purity 99.9%
  • Country of Origin India
  • Type Split Lentils
  • Material Urad Dal
  • Packaging Type PP Bag

We are a Leading Producer of Urad Dal Which Split Without Shells. Often Called White Gram, These Creamy White Lentils are Used in Purees and Soups. They are also the Special Ingredient Added to Flours to Make Breads, Dosa (crepes), Idlis (steamed Cakes) and Sweets.

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Toor Dal

  • Cultivation Type Natural
  • Packaging Type PP Bag
  • Country of Origin India
  • Type Pulses
  • Color Yellow
  • Storage Store In A Cool, Dry Place
  • Fiber Content Rich In Dietary Fiber
  • Cooking Method Pre-soak Before Cooking
  • Cooking Tip Avoid Cooking Raw Beans In A Slow Cooker

Toor Dal, which is a good source of protein and is rich in dietary fiber, is produced by us. It is advised to never cook raw beans and pulses in a slow cooker. Always pre soak the beans, pour away the water and cook in fresh water as above before adding to the slow cooker.

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