24 Mantra OrganicRagi Flour (Finger Millet Flour) - 4 lbs, GrayUSDA OrganicEU Organic

The first thing i checked was the shelf life and I'm happy it has a shelf life of until June 2021. I knew my 1 year old would love it and she finished a bowl full of porridge. I've been using finger millet in Kenya and finally finding it in the USA is just amazing. Good for kids and grown ups and i can't wait to ferment some and do it the Gikuyu way. Thanks a lot for this quality millet flour!

I used the ragi flour in place of regular flour in a batch of brownies. They turned out moist and tender. Perhaps they crumbled a bit more than with the regular flour, but there was no taste issue and they were great. More nutrition wins every time !

We enjoyed this very well. The only complain is that it doesn’t have a smooth texture.

Tastes good. When I bake sugar cookies everyone thinks they are chocolate. Yeah it's a crumbly cookie but you can add a couple of eggs and butter to fix that. No dance on my tongue like other forms of millet. Definitely need a few bags in the pantry when baking season arrives.

It is a good cereal for making millet porridge. I didnt go in with very high expectations and i was pleasantly surprised. Works for my kids. I add ample milk to and sugar to taste.

Everything is good but I use this for my 2year baby boy and I expect it to be more fine and soft powder than this, I used to get blue color packet in local indian shops with same company but now I didnot find it so ordered only which is little bit course powder for babies.

Living in another continent, I was apprehensive about getting quality African finger millet flour for ugali. I decided to give it a try(though from India).I'll never turn back, I'm home and dry!

Update2: my local grocery store ran out of Ragi and I decided to come back here and buy it despite the higher price. Very disappointed to see and taste that 24 mantra added white flour to this Ragi. It’s not pure Ragi flour. I have eaten and drank Ragi all my life and I know the Ragi that was delivered yesterday was not 100% pure Ragi flour. Buyer bewareUpdate: will no longer be buying from amazon—- I’ve been buying for weeks now. The price suddenly increased by $4. I found it in my local Indian grocery store for almost half the price.I’ve been ordering this brand for a while now for making porridge(uji) for the family.It tastes fresh, so I would definitely recommend.Only thing I would suggest is sell a bulk item for a discounted price.