Gram Flour, Semolina, Plain Flour (23)

Gram Flour, Semolina & Plain Flour

Shop besan, sooji and maida used in Indian snacks, sweets and traditional cooking. From crispy pakoras to soft halwa and naan, discover essential flour staples with fast and reliable UK-wide delivery.

 

 

Collection Overview & Buyer Intent

Gram flour, semolina and plain flour are versatile ingredients in Indian kitchens. Whether preparing savoury snacks, festive sweets or bakery-style breads, choosing the right flour ensures authentic texture and flavour.

 

 

Popular Dishes Made with These Flours

  • Pakoras & bhajiyas – made using Besan and paired with Chutneys
  • Kadhi – prepared with besan and served with Rice
  • Upma & halwa – cooked using Sooji and Ghee
  • Naan & bhatura – made with Maida

 

 

Ideal for Everyday & Festive Cooking

Besan is commonly used in everyday snack preparation, while sooji and maida are widely used during festive seasons for sweets and celebratory dishes. Pair with Sugar & Jaggery and Dry Fruits for traditional desserts.

 

 

Besan vs Maida – Which Should You Choose?

Both flours serve different purposes in Indian cooking. Your choice depends on the dish and texture required.

Feature Besan Maida
Main Use Savoury snacks & kadhi Breads & sweets
Texture Dense & binding Soft & refined
Common Dishes Pakora, dhokla Naan, bhatura

Choose Besan for savoury Indian snacks and traditional dishes. Choose Maida for breads and bakery-style preparations.

 

 

Explore Flour Options

Besan

Gram flour used for pakoras, kadhi and Indian savoury snacks. Shop Besan

Sooji

Semolina used for upma, halwa and South Indian breakfast dishes. Shop Sooji

Maida

Refined plain flour used for naan, bhatura and sweet preparations. Shop Maida

 

 

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Why Buy from Grocerywala

• Trusted Indian grocery brands
• Carefully curated flour varieties
• Suitable for household and catering use
• Reliable UK-wide delivery

 

 

Frequently Asked Questions

What is besan used for?

Besan is commonly used to prepare pakoras, bhajiyas, kadhi and traditional Indian savoury dishes.

What is the difference between sooji and maida?

Sooji is semolina with a coarse texture typically used for upma and halwa, while maida is refined flour used for breads and sweets.

Can maida be used for naan and bhatura?

Yes, maida is widely used to prepare naan, bhatura and bakery-style Indian breads.

Do you deliver besan and sooji across the UK?

Yes, Grocerywala delivers besan, sooji and maida across the UK with reliable shipping.

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