Ragi Mahua Cookies • Orange Flavour (Baked Millet Cookies)

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Rs. 325.00 Rs. 398.00

Ragi Mahua Cookies • Orange Flavour (Baked Millet Cookies)

Rs. 325.00 Rs. 398.00 Rs. 812.50/kg

🌿 Natural Forest Foods • No Artificial Additives

👩‍🌾 Ethically Sourced from Tribal Communities

⚡ No Preservatives • No Chemical-Based Formulation

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Ragi Mahua Cookies • Orange • Baked, Not Fried

What goes in the snack box today? Not another packet of maida biscuits.

Every parent knows the 4 pm question. Most biscuits are refined flour, artificial colours and preservatives, with a long list nobody wants to read.

Crunchy baked cookies made with ragi, Mahua and a light orange flavour. 200 g pack. Familiar to kids. Honest for you.

🌿Ragi (finger millet)

🌺Mahua

🍊Orange flavour

🔥Baked, not fried

Nomaida

Noartificial colours

Nopreservatives

Bakednot fried

🍪 Why Parents Pick These

🎒 Snack-box ready. Crunchy, easy to hold, light orange note kids like.

🥓 Pairs with milk or fruit. A simple evening snack.

☕ Tea-time for everyone. Lightly sweet, so the whole family can share the packet.

🌿 Millet in a familiar shape. No lecture needed, just a cookie.

Real food, baked into a snack.Not a supplement. Not a diet cookie. Not overly sweet.

Ragi vs Many Packaged Biscuits

❌ Many biscuits

✅ Ragi Mahua Cookies

Refined flour (maida)

Ragi (finger millet) flour

Artificial colours and preservatives in many

No artificial colours, no preservatives

Often fried or heavily processed

Baked, not fried

Sugar-heavy sweetness

Lightly sweet, with Mahua's natural sweetness

Why Ragi and Mahua Together

🌿 RagiA traditional millet, eaten across India for generations. It gives the cookie its earthy, crunchy bite.

🌺 MahuaA traditional forest food with natural sweetness, so the cookie needs less help from sugar.

🍊 OrangeA mild orange flavour, a light citrus note that makes the cookie friendly for children and elders alike.

How to Enjoy

School snack box

With milk or plant milk

Family tea-time

Travel and work breaks

With fruit

Taste and Texture

Crunchy bite

Mild sweetness, with Mahua

Light orange note

What Is Inside

Ragi (finger millet) flour
The base. No maida.

Food-grade Mahua
Natural sweetness. Never a liquor input.

Orange flavour (artificial)
An added flavour, declared on the pack.

Traditional baking ingredients
See the pack label for the full list.

Please read the pack: these cookies contain an added artificial orange flavour. The full ingredient and allergen list is printed on the label. Check it before buying if anyone in your family has food allergies.

Forest-Sourced, Food-First

From the forests of JashpurMahua is collected and prepared by tribal women's groups.

Small-batch bakingFor freshness, hygiene and consistency.

Every pack supportsTribal livelihoods and responsible forest harvesting.

Storage

Pack200 g

After openingAirtight container

Keep away fromMoisture

Shelf lifeAs printed on the pack

Keep Exploring

How to consume Mahua as foodTraditional and modern ways in India Glycemic index of MahuaForest sugars in traditional diets Mahua nutrition: what the evidence supportsComposition and what cannot be claimed

Why Mahua? What This Forest Flower Brings to Food

Mahua is a traditional forest food of central and eastern India. Tribal communities have eaten it for generations, usually in small portions, cooked or soaked or combined with grains. Food scientists have now studied what is in it.

What studies report in the flower

Natural sugarsGlucose, fructose and, in some samples, sucrose. This is where its natural sweetness and energy come from.

Dietary fibrePresent in the flower. Fibre structure is part of why whole forms of Mahua are eaten as food, not as a sweetener.

MineralsCalcium, potassium, magnesium, iron and zinc have been reported. Amounts vary a lot between trees and regions.

ProteinA modest amount, so a small contributor within a varied diet.

Plant compoundsPhenolics such as gallic acid and quercetin, also found in many fruits and vegetables.

Why it matters as food

A seasonal energy foodTraditionally eaten around the flowering season to support physically active, forest-based lives.

Sweetness inside a mealIts sweetness was part of nourishment, not a refined sweetener on the side.

A forest livelihoodFlowers fall naturally and are collected by hand, mostly by tribal women, so eating Mahua as food keeps that system alive.

An honest note: Mahua is a nutritious traditional food, not a medicine. Its nutrient levels vary by tree, region, maturity and drying, and a 2025 review found its therapeutic effects are not yet validated in human trials. It is also naturally sweet, so count it as sweet food. Mahua flower is food, not alcohol.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are Ragi Mahua Cookies?

Crunchy baked cookies made with ragi (finger millet) flour, food-grade Mahua, orange flavour and traditional baking ingredients.

Are they very sweet?

No. They are lightly sweet, made for everyday snacking, and the orange note keeps them fresh. Mahua adds natural sweetness.

Do they contain maida (refined flour)?

No. They are ragi-based millet cookies.

Are they baked or fried?

Baked, not fried.

Do they have artificial colours, flavours or preservatives?

No artificial colours and no preservatives. The orange note comes from an added artificial flavour, which is declared on the pack.

Is this related to Mahua liquor?

No. These cookies use food-grade Mahua. There is no fermentation and no alcohol.

Can children eat them every day?

They are an everyday snack, like any baked cookie, best as part of a varied diet. Serve with milk or fruit.

What about allergens and the full ingredient list?

Please read the full ingredient and allergen list on the pack label before buying, especially if anyone in your family has food allergies.

How should I store them?

Keep in an airtight container after opening, away from moisture, and finish within the shelf period printed on the pack.

Can I order gifts or bulk for school events?

Yes. We customise gift boxes and bulk quantities. WhatsApp 7049936000 or email info@jaijungle.com.

Honest Cookies for the Family Snack Box

Try the other Mahua bakes: Buckwheat Jaggery Mahua Cookies and Mahua Gond Desi Ghee Ladoo, or browse the Mahua Heritage Collection.

School events, gifting or bulk? We customise boxes and quantities. WhatsApp 7049936000 or email info@jaijungle.com.

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