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Roasted Channa

Roasted Channa

₹155.00(₹0.30 per gram)
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Size
Quantity
21g proteinNo oilSingle ingredientHigh fibreUnsalted
CLEANSingle-ingredient high protein Bengal gram.

Roasted chana made from certified organic Bengal gram, dry-roasted with no oil and nothing else added. The skin is left on, which gives the bite its crunch and the snack most of its fibre. Each batch is steam-sterilised before packing. The flavour is nutty and plain rather than seasoned, so it works straight from the pack or as a base in chivda, trail mixes and salad toppers. It is a single-ingredient alternative in the snack category.

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Why We Like It

  • A single ingredient, and a genuinely high-protein snack that is not a bar.
  • Roasted rather than fried, with no oil on the ingredient list at all.
  • 21.4 g of protein per 100 g and 26 mg of sodium — salted versions run several hundred.
Ingredients

Organic roasted chana (100%)

Single ingredient

Whole Bengal gram, skin on. No oil, salt, anti-caking agent, preservative or antioxidant.

Nutrition factsPer 100g
Energy kcal
418 kcal
Protein g
21.4 g
Carbohydrate g
65.2 g
Total sugars g
4.84 g
Added sugars g
0 g
Dietary fibre g
9.6 g
Total fat g
6.7 g
Saturated fat g
1.1 g
Trans fat g
0 g
Cholesterol mg
0 mg
Salt g
0.07 g
Pure & Sure Roasted Channa versus other roasted chanas
What to comparePurepickedRegular roasted chana
Ingredient listOne line — organic roasted chanaOften carries added oil, salt, or a spice blend
Added fatNone — the 6.7 g of fat is native to the gramPalm or refined oil commonly used in roasting or coating
PreservationSteam-sterilised before packingMay use antioxidants such as TBHQ or BHA where oil is present
Sodium26 mg per 100 gSalted versions run several hundred mg per 100 g
CertificationIndia Organic and Jaivik Bharat certifiedOrganic claims often carry no certification mark

Is It For You?

Good for

Everyday snacking and lunchboxes

High-protein and high-fibre vegetarian diets

Low-sodium diets

Avoid if

Anyone with a chickpea or legume allergy

How to use
01

Eat straight from the pack as a ready-to-eat snack

02

Fold into chivda, trail mixes or salad toppers

03

Coarsely crush as a crunch layer over chaat or curd

What to look for in Roasted Chana?
01

Read what it is actually made of. Besan or millet should lead. Maida near the top means refined wheat flour in a different shape.

02

Check which oil it was fried in. Palm oil and unnamed 'edible vegetable oil' blends are the default in packaged namkeen.

03

TBHQ (INS 319) is the usual antioxidant in fried snacks. A pack without it has a shorter shelf life, which is the honest trade.

04

MSG shows up as 'flavour enhancer (INS 621)'. A properly spiced snack does not need it.

05

This one is roasted rather than fried, so check no oil appears on the ingredient list at all.