Barnyard Millet (Bhagar / Sama ke Chawal / Sanwa)

Naturally Gluten-Free Traditional Millet Rice

🌾 What Is Barnyard Millet?

Barnyard millet is an ancient Indian grain traditionally consumed as Bhagar, Sama ke Chawal, or Sanwa.
It is widely used during fasting days and is also a wholesome alternative to rice for daily meals.

At Jai Jungle, this millet is cleaned, graded, and packed in small batches to ensure purity, consistency, and natural taste.

⭐ Why Choose This Barnyard Millet?

• Naturally gluten-free

• Light on the stomach, easy to digest

• Soft, rice-like texture after cooking

• Traditionally used during fasting (vrat)

• Suitable for all age groups

• No polishing, no additives

• Cleaned and packed in small batches

This is real grain food, not a processed product.

👶🧓 Kids & Elders Friendly

Barnyard millet is especially suitable for:

For Kids

• Light grain, easy to chew

• Mild taste, familiar like rice

• Suitable for simple meals and khichdi

For Elders

• Soft texture when cooked

• Gentle on digestion

• Comfortable for regular meals

This makes it a family-friendly grain, not restricted to fasting alone.

🍽️ Common Uses

• Bhagar / Sama rice during fasting

• Everyday rice replacement

• Khichdi and soft one-pot meals

• Light dinners

• Simple pulao and curd rice alternatives

(👉 Detailed recipes will be shared through our blog.)

🍳 Basic Cooking Guidance

• Rinse 2–3 times

• Soak for 20–30 minutes (recommended)

• Cook with 1 : 2.5 water ratio

• Simmer till grains are soft and fluffy

Barnyard millet cooks faster than regular rice and should not be overcooked.

📦 Available Pack Options

🔹 750 g Pack

Ideal for first-time users and occasional cooking.

🔹 1 lb Pack (454 g)

Convenient household size for regular use.

🌿 Ingredients & Clean Label

Ingredients:
100% Barnyard Millet (Bhagar / Sama / Sanwa)

Free from:
Maida • Preservatives • Additives • Artificial Colours

👩🏽🌾 Who Prepares This?

• Cleaned and packed by tribal women groups

• Small-batch handling

• Focus on grain purity and consistency

Every purchase supports forest-linked rural livelihoods.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Is this the same as vrat ke chawal?
Yes. Barnyard millet is commonly used as Bhagar or Sama ke Chawal during fasting.

Is it gluten-free?
Yes. Barnyard millet is naturally gluten-free.

Is it suitable for kids and elders?
Yes. It has a soft texture, mild taste, and is easy to digest.

Does it taste like rice?
Yes. When cooked properly, it has a light, rice-like texture.

Is it polished?
No. It is minimally processed and not artificially polished.