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LITTLE

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(Whole Gain)
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(Flour)
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(Rava)

Product Details

Little millet, is a small-seeded grain that belongs to the millet family. It is widely grown in India particularly in dryland farming areas. It is a hardy crop that requires minimal water and is resistant to pests, making it an excellent choice for sustainable agriculture.


Nutritional (Per 100g)

Calories: 331 kcal

Rich in Fiber

High in Protein

Low Glycemic Index

Packed with Micronutrients

Gluten-Free

Disease Cure & Health Benefits

Diabetes Management

Weight Loss

Heart Health

Gut Health

Bone Strength

Detoxification

Recipe Name

Roti, idli Dosa Lentil porridge pudding cake cookies and baked products

Product Little(Whole Gain) Little(Flour) Little(Rava)
Physical Specification
Partical Size Small, round grains (~1.5-2 mm in diameter) Fine to coarse granules, typically between 0.2 mm - 0.5 mm (varies by grade) Fine powder (typically 80–100 mesh)
Appreance Whole, clean, and uniform grains with a smooth surface Uniform, free-flowing granules without clumping Free-flowing, uniform, and fine texture
Colour Typically creamy-white, pale yellow, or light brown Light cream or yellowish (depends on raw material) Creamy white to light brown
Odor Mild, neutral, or slightly nutty, free from any off-smells Fresh, neutral to slightly nutty aroma; no musty or rancid smell Mild, characteristic of millet, free from off-odors
Moisture Content Generally < 12% to prevent spoilage and insect infestation ≤ 12% (to prevent microbial growth) ≤ 12%
Purity ≥99%, depending on grading standards ≥ 99%, free from dust and unwanted particles ≥ 99%
Foregein Matter ≤0.5% (includes husks, stones, and other impurities) ≤ 0.5% (includes husk, dirt, and other impurities) ≤ 0.5%
Broker Grains ≤2% (higher percentages reduce market value) Not applicable for rava but should be minimal in raw material. ≤ 1%
Damage Grains ≤1% (includes shriveled, discolored, or heat-damaged grains) Should not exceed 2% in raw material ≤ 1%
Aflatoxin < 20 ppb as per food safety regulations ≤ 10 ppb (as per food safety standards) ≤ 10 ppb (as per food safety standards)
Insect Infestation Should be absent in good-quality grains Nil (should be free from live or dead insects) None detected
Texture Hard when raw, softens when cooked Slightly coarse, non-sticky when cooked Smooth, free from lumps
Taste Mild, slightly nutty, and earthy Mild, slightly nutty, and characteristic of the grain used Characteristic mild, slightly sweet, and nutty
Chemical Specification
Protein Content ~8-10% 7-12% (varies by grain type) 7–9%
Crude Fibre ~7-10% 0.5-2% (higher in whole-grain rava) 8–12%
Ash Content ~1.5-2.5% 0.3-1.5% (represents mineral content) 2–3%
Fat Content ~3-4% 0.5-3% (higher in millet-based rava) 3–5%
Starch ~60-65% 60-75% (major component) 60–65%
Acid Insoluble < 1% (indicator of inorganic contaminants like sand and dust) ≤ 0.1% (indicator of extraneous contamination) ≤ 0.5%
Self Life 8 to 12 month 6 to 8 month 4 to 6 month
Pesticide Residue: As Per Importiing Country Guidlines