GI Tagged Makhana
100% Sattvic & Farali Certified

Makhana for Vrat & Fasting Days

Nourish your body during Navratri, Ekadashi, and holy fasts with slow-roasted, mineral-dense lotus seeds seasoned with pure Himalayan Sendha Namak (Rock Salt).

100%

Sendha Namak Only

Zero

Grains or Cereals

Sattvic

No Onion or Garlic

High Energy

Steady Complex Carbs

Fasting-Safe Flavour Collection

Crafted strictly without regular table salt, onion, garlic, or grain starches.

Himalayan Pink Salt
4.9
Pure Himalayan Pink Salt Roasted Makhana 80g Jar - Fasting & Vrat Friendly
Classic & Salted

Pure Himalayan Pink Salt Roasted Makhana

Lightly seasoned with unrefined pink rock salt and roasted in pristine cold-pressed oil for minimalist purity.

Format: 80g Jar100% Hot Air Roasted
Plain Roasted
4.9
Plain Dry Roasted Makhana Grade 6 Sutta - Zero Oil Zero Salt
Classic & Salted

Artisanal Plain Roasted Makhana (Unsalted)

100% pure oil-free dry roasted Grade 6 Sutta+ giant fox nuts ready for customized DIY seasonings and salads.

Format: 80g Jar100% Hot Air Roasted
Kheer Premix
4.9
Royal Instant Makhana Kheer Premix 200g - Traditional Dessert in 10 Mins
Dessert & Premix

Royal Instant Makhana Kheer Premix

Authentic royal dessert ready in 10 minutes: crushed roasted makhana, saffron strands, green cardamom, almonds & pistachios.

Format: 200g Pack100% Hot Air Roasted

Why Lotus Seeds Are the Gold Standard for Fasting

Sustained Energy & Satiety

During day-long fasts, rapid blood sugar crashes cause headaches and fatigue. Makhana’s low glycemic complex carbohydrates and fiber provide steady cellular energy.

Electrolyte & Mineral Replenishment

With 500mg potassium, 67mg magnesium, and Sendha Namak, makhana replenishes vital electrolytes lost during fasting hydration cycles.

Gentle on Digestive Fire (Agni)

Light and naturally alkaline, slow-roasted makhana prevents gastric acidity and digestive heaviness on empty fasting stomachs.

Vrat & Fasting FAQs

Yes, makhana (popped lotus seed / water lily seed) is considered 100% pure and sattvic in Hindu tradition. It is not a grain or cereal, making it completely compliant for all fasts including Navratri, Ekadashi, Shivratri, and Janmashtami.