Ragi
Puffs
The Calcium Millet
Finger millet, the grain Indian kitchens have long turned to for calcium. In the pouch it is the dark, nutty puff.
- Whole
Millet - Calcium
Source - Iron
Source - Plant
Protein
The six ingredients you can see in Power Mix
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Ragi
Jowar
Puffs
A Fibre-Rich Grain
Sorghum, the white millet of the dry north and the Deccan. Puffed, it is the pale, airy piece — most of the crunch and almost none of the weight.
- Whole
Millet - Keeps You
Full - Light &
Airy - Sustained
Energy
Bajra
Puffs
Rajasthan’s Own Grain
Pearl millet grows where almost nothing else will, which is why the desert has eaten it for centuries. The speckled puff is bajra.
- Whole
Millet - Iron
Source - Desert
Grown - Keeps You
Full
Corn
Flakes
Light & Crisp
Toasted cornflakes go in for contrast — thin and brittle against the rounded puffs, so no two mouthfuls crunch the same.
- Light &
Crisp - Quick
Energy - Low in
Fat - Golden
Toast
Curry
Leaves
The Tadka Note
The leaf that crackles in hot oil at the start of half the dals in India. It is why this tastes like a kitchen and not a packet.
- Real
Leaves - Aids
Digestion - Antioxidant
Rich - No Flavour
Powder
Rock
Salt
Seasoned, Not Coated
Sendha namak, alongside iodised salt, for a clean salty edge. Enough to season the grain — there is no masala powder on the list for it to hide under.
- Sendha
Namak - Plus Iodised
Salt - Savoury
Finish - No Flavour
Powder
Six things you can see, and two you cannot — a touch of edible oil and iodised salt. Nothing else in the pouch.
Ragi Puffs
The Calcium Millet. Finger millet, the grain Indian kitchens have long turned to for calcium. In the pouch it is the dark, nutty puff.
Jowar Puffs
A Fibre-Rich Grain. Sorghum, the white millet of the dry north and the Deccan. Puffed, it is the pale, airy piece — most of the crunch and almost none of the weight.
Bajra Puffs
Rajasthan’s Own Grain. Pearl millet grows where almost nothing else will, which is why the desert has eaten it for centuries. The speckled puff is bajra.
Cornflakes
Light & Crisp. Toasted cornflakes go in for contrast — thin and brittle against the rounded puffs, so no two mouthfuls crunch the same.
Curry Leaves
The Tadka Note. The leaf that crackles in hot oil at the start of half the dals in India. It is why this tastes like a kitchen and not a packet.
Rock Salt
Seasoned, Not Coated. Sendha namak, alongside iodised salt, for a clean salty edge. Enough to season the grain — there is no masala powder on the list for it to hide under.
Roasted Millets
Roasted Millet Mixture
Power Mix
Three millets — ragi, jowar and bajra — as crisp puffs, roasted with cornflakes and seasoned with curry leaves and rock salt. Just 2.02 g fat and 1.03 g sugar per 100 g: the light, savoury one on the shelf.
Roasted Millets2.02g Fat1.03g Sugar7.13g Protein
₹120120 g pack
₹50 delivery for one jar, +₹20 each extra · free over ₹1,499
In stock · dispatched within 24–48 hours
- Delivered across India, 3–7 working days
- ₹50 delivery for the first jar, ₹20 for each one after anywhere in India, free on orders over ₹1,499
- FSSAI licensed · 22226063001458
- Payment settled on WhatsApp
Where it comes from
Power Mix, in full
Bajra has been Rajasthan’s grain for as long as anyone has farmed the desert, and ragi and jowar grow wherever the rain runs thin. Power Mix puts all three in one pouch as light, crisp puffs, adds cornflakes for the snap, and seasons the lot with curry leaves, rock salt and a touch of oil. Savoury, light, and made to sit beside a cup of chai.
Roasted Milletsragi, jowar, bajra
2.02g Fatper 100g
1.03g Sugarper 100g
7.13g Proteinplant, per 100g
What is in the pouch
Three millets, and what seasons them
Ragi, jowar and bajra puffs with cornflakes for the snap, then curry leaves, rock salt, iodised salt and a touch of oil. Nothing sweet and no flavour powder on the list.
Ragi Puff
Jowar Puff
Bajra Puff
Corn Flakes
Edible Oil
Iodised Salt
Curry Leaves
Rock Salt
When to open it
The chai-time pouch
Light enough to eat by the bowl, savoury enough to stand in for namkeen.
With the evening chai
A bowl beside the cup. Savoury and crisp, the way a chai snack should be — at 2.02 g of fat per 100 g.
Tossed into a chaat
Chopped onion and tomato, a squeeze of lemon, a pinch of chaat masala. Two minutes, and it eats like bhel.
In the bag, for later
The pouch closes tight and weighs next to nothing. Office drawer, school bag, the long drive — it goes where a jar will not.
Why this pouch
What makes it different
Three millets, one pouch
Ragi, jowar and bajra, each puffed on its own and mixed together. Grains Rajasthan has always eaten, in a form that needs no cooking.
2.02 g fat per 100 g
The lightest thing we make by a distance, and the lowest in calories at 342 kcal. Puffed grain is mostly air and crunch.
Curry leaves and rock salt
Seasoned the way a Rajasthani kitchen would do it. No flavour powder and no colour anywhere on the ingredient list.
1.03 g sugar, and we print it
Savoury all the way through. Sugar is not on the ingredient list; the little in 100 g is what the grain and the cornflakes bring with them.
Three months, and we say so
Use within three months of the date on the pouch. It is short because there is no preservative on the list to stretch it.
FSSAI licensed, Bikaner made
Made under licence 22226063001458 in our own facility in Bada Bazar, not bought in and relabelled.
The numbers
Nutrition, printed openly
Transcribed exactly from the pack. Approximate values per 100 g.
| Energy | 342 kcal |
|---|---|
| Protein | 7.13 g |
| Sugar | 1.03 g |
| Carbohydrates | 73.74 g |
| Total Fat | 2.02 g |
The light one. 342 kcal and 2.02 g of fat per
100 g, the lowest of anything we make on both counts. Most of it is
carbohydrate from the grain — 73.74 g — which is the
energy a snack called Power Mix is for. A 30 g bowl works out at
about 103 kcal, 2.1 g protein and 0.6 g fat.
Before you eat it
Storage & allergens
Storage
Store in a cool and dry place, away from direct sunlight. Keep the pouch tightly closed after every use so the puffs stay crisp. Best used within 3 months of the manufacturing date printed on the pack.
Allergens
Contains cornflakes, which may carry traces of gluten. Ragi, jowar and bajra are naturally gluten-free, but this pouch is not sold as gluten-free. Manufactured in a facility that also handles tree nuts, sesame and gluten.
If you have a food allergy, please read the pack before eating. See our disclaimer.
What is on every pack
Printed, not promised
High in ProteinUp to 30.2 g per 100 g
Rich in FibreUp to 34.4 g per 100 g
Never Deep FriedRoasted, baked or raw
No Added PreservativesNo colour, no flavouring
100% NaturalSeeds, millets, nuts, oats, honey
100% VegetarianNo egg, no gelatine
Made in BikanerFSSAI licensed, our own facility
Before you ask
Questions about this pouch
What is in Power Mix?
Ragi puffs, jowar puffs and bajra puffs, with cornflakes, edible oil, iodised salt, curry leaves and rock salt. That is the entire ingredient list, in the order it is printed on the pouch.
How much fat and sugar is in Power Mix?
2.02 g of fat and 1.03 g of sugar per 100 g, with 342 kcal and 7.13 g of protein. It is the lightest thing we make — a 30 g bowl works out at about 103 kcal and 0.6 g of fat.
Is Power Mix gluten-free?
Ragi, jowar and bajra are naturally gluten-free grains, but the mix also contains cornflakes and is made in a facility that handles gluten, so we do not sell it as gluten-free. If you must avoid gluten strictly, please do not rely on this pouch.
Is Power Mix vegetarian?
Yes. It is 100% vegetarian and carries the green dot. It is made under FSSAI licence 22226063001458 in our own facility in Bikaner.
How long does Power Mix keep?
Use it within three months of the manufacturing date printed on the pouch. Store it in a cool and dry place away from direct sunlight, and keep the pouch tightly closed after every use so the puffs stay crisp.
What size is the pouch and what does it cost?
One pack size: 120 g at ₹120. Delivery is ₹50 for the first jar and ₹20 for each jar after that, and free on orders over ₹1,499. Payment is settled with us on WhatsApp once the order is confirmed.
The rest of the shelf
Power Mix is the light one. Beej Mix is the savoury mix built on protein, Rajwada Mix the sweet one, and the two plain jars are a single seed each.
Roasted Seed Mixture
Beej Mix
300 g · ₹349
Seven seeds, dry-roasted and not fried — 26.4 g protein, 12.64 g fibre and 6.31 mg zinc per 100 g, with the good fats the seeds came with. A handful that actually holds until dinner.
See Beej Mix →
Honey Roasted Caramel Granola
Rajwada Mix
200 g · ₹299
Oats, almonds and cornflakes baked into honey-caramel clusters with real cranberry and blackberry. Sweetened with honey rather than syrup, not fried, and still 14.37 g protein per 100 g. Dessert that earns a place at breakfast.
See Rajwada Mix →
Raw Whole Chia Seeds
Chia Seeds
200 g · ₹170
One ingredient, and nothing standing behind it — whole raw chia, cleaned and jarred. 34.4 g fibre and 17.8 g of omega-3 ALA per 100 g, from a seed that swells to ten times its size in water. Two spoons is the whole serving.
See Chia Seeds →
Raw Whole Pepitas
Pumpkin Seeds
150 g · ₹220
Whole raw pepitas, cleaned and jarred — nothing else in the jar. 30.2 g protein per 100 g, more than anything else we sell, with 7.81 mg zinc and 592 mg magnesium alongside it. A handful that works harder than it looks.
See Pumpkin Seeds →