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Gluten Free 101: What the Label Actually Means
04 Aug

Gluten Free 101: What the Label Actually Means

Millets get talked about a lot as an ingredient without much said about what they actually taste like in a finished snack. Polka's Goodness of Millets collection is built to answer that directly, with a flagship bundle that puts millet front and centre in four different cookies.

The Bundle: Millet, Four Ways

At Rs. 583, Millet, Four Ways is exactly what it sounds like, four cookies, all built around millet, all genuinely free of added sugar. It's the most direct way to taste the range without picking through individual products first.

What Else Is in the Range

Millet Kaju Pista Cookies (Rs. 120) pair millet with cashew and pistachio for something that reads more indulgent than health-focused, despite being gluten-free and unsweetened. Millet Oat and Cranberry Cookies (Rs. 99) go tangier, oats and cranberry cutting through the millet base.

For something savoury, Millet Bhujia Mint (Rs. 239) takes the classic Indian bhujia and roasts it instead of frying, with a cool mint finish that's different from anything else in the range.

Who This Is Actually For

This isn't a collection that asks you to give anything up to eat it. The cookies taste like cookies, the bhujia tastes like bhujia, millet just happens to be doing the work underneath. It suits anyone circling back to healthier snacking who doesn't want that to mean blander snacking.

Explore the full Goodness of Millets collection for the rest of the range.

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