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Jiwa 30 Degree Oats Flour | Patented Cold Pressed Flour | Slow Ground | Puffed Soft Rotis | High In Protein and Fiber | Gluten Free | 900 g
Price: ₹250 - ₹225.00
(as of Nov 24, 2025 20:31:28 UTC – Details)
Looking for a gluten free substitute to wheat rotis? Try ‘Jiwa 30 degree Oats Flour’. Inspired by the age-old hand rotation process of atta making, our flour is cold pressed at low rpm, retaining all its fiber and nutty flavour. Our atta mixes well with chapatti atta, is used in home baking and can be used to make dosa and chilla batters. This surely is a kitchen staple that will not disappoint!
Patented Process – Our atta is made with a pressure based cold press vs friction based, high rpm (revolutions per minute) grinding used by market flours
Grinding Temperature – This atta is cold pressed at 30 degrees celcius vs market attas that are ground at ultra hot temperatures of 100 degrees celcius, killing all nutrition
Stone Used – Our atta is made using 100% natural grinding stone vs most market brands that use bonded chemical stones, that leave fine particles that get mixed with the atta and cause kirkirapan in rotis
Roti Quality – Rotis made with this flour are soft & fully puffed vs hard, partially puffed rotis made from over processed market flours
Starch Damage – Our atta is slow ground causing minimal starch damage vs 16% to 20% starch damage in popular brand flours, causing major gut problems
Taste And Aroma – Rotis made from this flour have a sweet, natural taste & aroma vs the burnt, tasteless rotis made from market flours
Gluten Free – This product is made in a dedicated gluten free facility
Customers say
Customers find the oat flour to be of good quality, with one noting it’s a great wheat flour substitute, and they appreciate its health benefits, with one mentioning it’s particularly suitable for IBS patients. The product receives positive feedback for its taste, softness, and lightness, with one customer noting it makes fluffy rotis. However, several customers find it too expensive and report issues with insect infestation.