Sharabati wheat1000 gram each

Sharbati Gahu, also known as Sharbati wheat, is a premium variety of whole wheat (gehu) primarily grown in India's Madhya Pradesh region, especially Sehore district. Dubbed the "King of Wheat" or "Golden Grain," it stands out for its sweet taste, soft texture, and high nutritional quality, often used for making superior flour for chapatis and rotis. ​ Key Features Golden hue and large grains: Features a distinctive amber-golden color with bigger, heavier grains compared to regular wheat varieties. ​ Sweet flavor profile: Naturally sweeter due to higher simple sugars like sucrose and glucose, enhancing the taste of breads and dishes. ​ Soft texture: Lower hardness yields fluffy, easy-to-knead dough ideal for soft chapatis, rotis, and parathas. ​ Nutrient-rich: Higher in protein, minerals, vitamins, and low in gluten, supporting better digestion and nutrition. ​ GI-tagged premium crop: Received Geographical Indication status in 2023, grown in fertile black soil during Rabi season for optimal quality.