One Ingredient. A World of Nutrition.
Ragi — finger millet — has been India's most trusted baby food for centuries. But Junior's Nutrition takes it a step further: by sprouting the ragi before milling, we unlock significantly higher nutritional bioavailability, reduced anti-nutrients, and a much gentler flour that is easier for babies and young children to digest. The result is the purest, most potent form of ragi you can feed your family — 100% sprouted ragi flour, nothing added, nothing removed. Use it to make porridge, rotis, dosas, smoothies, pancakes, and baked goods. One kitchen essential, infinite meals.
- Sprouting Unlocks More: Sprouting breaks down phytic acid, dramatically increasing absorption of calcium, iron, zinc, and protein — making every gram more effective than regular ragi flour.
- 15 Essential Vitamins & Minerals: Vitamins B1, B2, B3, B6, B9, Calcium, Magnesium, Iron, Zinc, Potassium and more — all from a single, honest ingredient.
- Completely Gluten-Free: A safe, nutrient-dense wheat alternative for gluten-sensitive children and families seeking cleaner kitchen staples.
| Ingredient | Role | Benefit | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sprouted Ragi (Finger Millet) FlourEleusine Coracana — Sprouted & Stone-Milled | 100% | Highest plant-based calcium of any grain; rich in iron, magnesium, B-vitamins, and dietary fibre. Sprouting unlocks superior bioavailability by breaking down anti-nutrients, making every mineral and vitamin more readily absorbed by the body. | Sprouted Millet |
Sprouted Ragi Flour 100%. No additives, no fillers, no preservatives, no added sugar, no salt, no artificial flavours, no chemicals. Gluten-free. Single ingredient, complete transparency.
Note: Although ragi is naturally gluten-free, this product is manufactured in a facility that also processes other grains. Suitable for gluten-sensitive individuals — please consult your doctor if you have coeliac disease. Store in an airtight container in a cool, dry place. Refrigerate after opening and use within one month.
💡 Tips for Best Results
- For babies starting at 6 months — begin with a very thin porridge (1 tablespoon per 150ml liquid) and gradually increase quantity and thickness as appetite develops.
- Always cook ragi flour thoroughly — raw ragi flour should never be consumed and should always be cooked or roasted before eating.
- Sprouted ragi absorbs water differently from regular ragi — adjust water quantity for your desired dough or porridge consistency.
- Pair with a source of Vitamin C (amla, lemon, tomatoes) to significantly enhance iron absorption from ragi.
- Adding a teaspoon of ghee to ragi porridge or rotis improves the absorption of fat-soluble vitamins and adds richness and flavour.
- Store kneaded ragi dough in an airtight container in the refrigerator and use within a few days for best freshness.
From First Bites
to Family Meals
Based on nutritionist guidance for how Sprouted Ragi Flour can be used across every life stage — from a baby's first porridge to everyday family cooking.
First Porridge — Thin & Gentle
1 tbsp flour with 150ml warm water or breast milk. Cook until smooth. The highest plant calcium of any grain begins building bone density from the very first bowl.
Thicker Porridge & Ragi Dosa
Increase to 2–3 tbsp. Try ragi dosa with sambar or ragi khichdi. Iron and B-vitamins fuel the rapid brain and motor development of the toddler years.
Ragi Rotis, Pancakes & Smoothies
Introduce ragi rotis alongside regular wheat rotis. Blend into smoothies and pancake batters. Magnesium and calcium support the bone-building peak of the pre-school years.
Everyday Kitchen Staple
Replace up to 50% of wheat flour in rotis, bread, and bakes with Sprouted Ragi Flour. A heart-healthy, blood-sugar-regulating upgrade for the whole family's daily diet.







