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Black Wheat seeds
₹ 100.00/Kilogram
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Category - Seeds
Sub Categories - Wheat seeds
Product - Black Wheat seeds
Price - 100/kg
- Goodness of Whole Wheat Atta | NO Cholesterol and NO Trans Fat
- Packed with iron, calcium, dietary fiber, and amino acids, organic whole Black wheat is a healthier alternative since it has a low gluten content
- Black wheat is said to have more iron concentration than normal wheat
- It has higher dietary fibers and less carbohydrates than Normal wheat.
What Is Black Wheat?
We may normally use white wheat for our daily routine, but it is much healthier as compared to white wheat. It has many health benefits and has many important nutrients and eating it also increases the body’s immunity. It contains antioxidants, B vitamins, folic acid, selenium, magnesium, manganese, zinc, calcium, iron, copper, potassium, fibre and amino acids, which make this wheat rich in nutrients.
Category - Seeds
Sub Categories - Wheat seeds
Product - Black Wheat seeds
Price - 100/kg
- Goodness of Whole Wheat Atta | NO Cholesterol and NO Trans Fat
- Packed with iron, calcium, dietary fiber, and amino acids, organic whole Black wheat is a healthier alternative since it has a low gluten content
- Black wheat is said to have more iron concentration than normal wheat
- It has higher dietary fibers and less carbohydrates than Normal wheat.
What Is Black Wheat?
We may normally use white wheat for our daily routine, but it is much healthier as compared to white wheat. It has many health benefits and has many important nutrients and eating it also increases the body’s immunity. It contains antioxidants, B vitamins, folic acid, selenium, magnesium, manganese, zinc, calcium, iron, copper, potassium, fibre and amino acids, which make this wheat rich in nutrients.
1 review for “Fresh Red Seedless”
Jul 04, 2022
Prabhat Kumar
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Nov 07, 2022
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