different rice varieties
Zinc (Zn)
B-Complex Vitamins
2.40 mg
Rich in Thiamine (B1), Riboflavin (B2), and Niacin (B3)
Bioactive Phytochemicals & Antioxidants Polyphenolic Bran Matrix: Contains rich concentrations of anthocyanins and plant polyphenols that actively buffer oxidative stress and help prevent chronic cellular ailments.
Therapeutic Health Benefits Maternal & Obstetric Care: Traditionally recognized in rural South India as a highly beneficial grain for supporting the health of pregnant women and aiding in easy, uncomplicated childbirth. Digestive & Immune Support: High soluble and insoluble fiber contents effectively regulate bowel motility, support a healthy gut microbiome, and optimize total immune responses.
Kichili Samba (commonly referred to as Attur Kichili Samba) is a famous fine-grained traditional rice variety native to Tamil Nadu, primarily cultivated organically in regions like Kancheepuram, Sirkazhi, and Thiruvannamalai. The name 'Kichili' is derived from its unique, naturally occurring aroma that closely resembles citrus fruits. This variety is highly significant agronomically as the mother DNA to almost all popular modern 'IR' varieties of rice. It is a 135 to 140-day crop that reaches a steady height of up to 3 feet. Prominent sub-variants include Attur Kichili Samba, Arcot Kichili Samba, and Ottu Kichili Samba. It has a unique flavor profile that drastically improves the taste of traditional curries and sambar, and was historically preferred for consumption by royal families.
Therapeutic Health Benefits Low Glycemic Response: Possesses a relatively low Glycemic Index value of 50, making it an excellent carbohydrate alternative for diabetes patients to keep blood glucose tightly regulated. Digestive Ease & Muscle Strength: It is exceptionally light on the stomach and easily digestible. Regular consumption assists in strengthening body muscles and boosting systemic immune systems. Dermatological Benefits: Rich in native micro-elements that support tissue health, helping to give the skin a healthy, glossy appearance. Culinary Uses: Ideally consumed as plain white-grain rice, or used for premium Biryanis, Sweet Kozhukattai (steamed dumplings), and high-quality breakfast tiffin items.
Seeraga Samba (also known as Jeera Samba or Samba rice) is one of the most celebrated, expensive, and aromatic traditional rice varieties native to Tamil Nadu. It features highly distinct, small, ovular grains that visually resemble cumin seeds (known locally as Seeragam or Jeera). The grain structure is substantially harder than most other varieties, and when cooked, it displays a premium, less fluffy, non-sticky, loose texture with a robust starchy flavor.