Mepii Bites Ragi Chips (Savoury Spiced)

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Savoury Spiced
SavoryMepii Bites Ragi Chips celebrate one of India's most ancient and nutritionally revered grains — finger millet (ragi) — in a brand-new, irresistibly crunchy chip format. Ragi contains more calcium per gram than milk, making it one of the best plant-based calcium sources in existence. Combined with sesame seeds and aromatic spices, these chips deliver a satisfying crunch and a deeply savoury flavour that makes healthy snacking effortless. Recommended by nutritionists, loved by families — Ragi Chips are the snack upgrade your pantry needs.
- RAGI — HIGHER CALCIUM THAN MILK: Finger millet (ragi) contains significantly more calcium per gram than cow's milk — making these chips extraordinary for bone and dental health
- NATURALLY GLUTEN-FREE GRAIN: Ragi is a naturally gluten-free ancient grain suitable for people with gluten sensitivity, coeliac-friendly diets, or anyone reducing wheat intake
- HIGH IN FIBRE FOR BLOOD SUGAR BALANCE: Ragi's high dietary fibre content is known to support healthy blood sugar levels — particularly beneficial for diabetic-friendly snacking
- IRON-RICH INGREDIENT FOR ENERGY: Good source of plant-based iron — helps combat fatigue, supports red blood cell health, and keeps your energy levels steady
- GREAT FOR ALL AGES — ESPECIALLY CHILDREN & SENIORS: The high calcium and iron profile makes Ragi Chips an ideal snack for growing kids, seniors, and anyone with higher bone health needs
Every ingredient in this recipe is whole, unadulterated, and free from artificial flavouring chemicals.
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