Chana Sattu | सातू पीठ

Traditionally roasted Bengal gram flour with a nutty flavour, ready to mix into sweet or savoury drinks and use in paratha fillings.

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Chana Sattu | सातू पीठ
Chana Sattu | सातू पीठ ₹ 349.00
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Description

Long before modern protein shakes and energy bars existed, ancient Indian travelers, warriors, and farmers carried a simple cloth pouch tied to their waists filled with सत्तू (Sattu). Prized for centuries across the heartlands of India as an instant ration, it was the ultimate fuel for long journeys under the scorching sun—needing nothing more than a clay pot of water and a pinch of salt to create a cooling, nourishing meal within seconds.

In today's fast-paced world of processed foods and synthetic fitness supplements, that ancient wisdom is more valuable than ever.

Past In Present Agro brings this timeless nourishment back to your table. Made simply from traditionally roasted Bengal gram (kala chana), our Sattu Flour offers a clean, plant-based power food for modern life. It naturally cools your system, keeps you energized through long workdays, and curbs unnecessary cravings—bringing India's ancient secret for daily strength straight into your busy morning routine without added sugar, preservatives, or shortcuts.

Key Highlights & Benefits

  • High Plant-Based Protein: Delivers 20 g of natural protein per 100 g to help build lean muscle, keep you fuller for longer, and fuel sustained daytime stamina.
  • Gut-Friendly Dietary Fiber: Contains 9 g of natural dietary fiber per 100 g, supporting smooth digestion, steady bowel movements, and gut balance.
  • 0% Added Sugar: Completely free of added sucrose, glucose, or synthetic sweeteners (0.0 g added sugar), making it an excellent complex-carb fuel for those following a low-glycemic lifestyle.
  • Natural Body Cooler: Traditionally prized across India as a natural cooling food (sheetal), helping beat summer heat and prevent fatigue or dehydration.
  • Low Glycemic Energy: Complex carbohydrates release energy slowly into the bloodstream, preventing quick glucose spikes or sudden afternoon energy crashes.
Ingredients & Shelf Life
  • Ingredients: Roasted Bengal Gram Flour (100% single ingredient).
  • Shelf Life: 6 Months from the date of packaging.
  • After Opening: Store in an airtight container in a dry place; best consumed within 60 to 90 days.
Nutritional Information

(Approximate Values from the Label)

Serving Size: 10 g
Basis: % RDA Daily values are based on a 2000 kcal diet

Nutrients Per 100 g Per 10 g % RDA Per Serve
Energy 380 kcal 38.00 kcal 1.9%
Protein 20 g 2.00 g —
Carbo
hydrates
58 g 5.80 g —
- Total Sugar 2 g 0.20 g —
- Added Sugar 0 g 0.00 g 0.0%
Total Fat 6 g 0.60 g 0.9%
- Saturated Fat 0.5 g 0.05 g 0.2%
- Trans Fat 0.0 g 0.00 g 0.0%
Cholesterol 0.0 mg 0.00 mg —
Sodium 10 mg 1.00 mg 0.1%
Fiber 9 g 0.90 g —

Purity Standard: 100% pure roasted Bengal gram flour; zero additives, zero fillers.

Know Your Maker

Meet the Maker: Varush Singh & Maa Reva Vedic Food

Our Chana Sattu is prepared by Maa Reva Vedic Food, the same maker behind our Desi A2 Cow Ghee. After years living abroad, Varush Singh returned to India with a mission to preserve native cattle breeds and traditional food-making practices. Through Maa Reva Vedic Food, he works to keep these methods alive.

For over ten years, Maa Reva Vedic Food has worked alongside tribal communities in the Kuno region of Madhya Pradesh. This connection to place and traditional food-making is part of the maker's wider story, bringing a known source to the everyday foods we share with you.

Rooted in Tradition, Preserved with Care

Our Sattu Flour starts with whole Bengal gram (kala chana), traditionally roasted and milled into a single-ingredient flour. Its earthy roasted aroma and nutty character make it a familiar addition to drinks, paratha fillings and simple breakfast bowls.

The Challenge of the Sun

As described in our preparation story, the cleaned grains are sun-dried before roasting. This sun-dependent rhythm can make preparation more difficult during monsoon and cloudy months.

Tradition Meets Modern Packaging

To protect the flour after traditional milling, we introduced advanced vacuum-packaging technology. The packaging helps shield it from ambient moisture, oxidation and pests while preserving the preparation method.

This approach helps us make Chana Sattu available to our community year-round, for all 12 months, without changing its traditional roasting technique.

Benefits
  • Clean Fuel for Active Lifestyles: Provides natural, easily digestible plant protein (20 g / 100 g) without the heavy feeling of industrial protein powders.
  • Zero Added Sugar: Contains 0 g added sugar, supporting stable insulin levels and steady daily energy.
  • High Satiety for Weight Management: Rich in fiber (9 g / 100 g) that keeps hunger pangs at bay and helps curb overeating.
  • Gentle on Digestion: Slow-roasting breaks down complex starches, making it light on the stomach and easy to absorb.
  • Single-Ingredient Simplicity: Made solely from whole roasted chana with no bleaching agents, starches, or artificial flavorings.
Ways to Enjoy

1. The Classic Savory Sattu Drink (Desi Energy Booster)
How to make: Stir 2 tablespoons of Sattu Flour into 200–250 ml of room-temperature or chilled water. Add a pinch of pink salt or black salt, roasted cumin powder (bhuna jeera), and a squeeze of fresh lemon juice.
When: Drink mid-morning or post-workout for instant, refreshing hydration and natural electrolytes.

2. Traditional Sweet Sattu Drink
How to make: Whisk 2 tablespoons of Sattu into a glass of chilled water or milk with a teaspoon of jaggery powder (gud) or raw honey.
When: A quick, wholesome breakfast drink when you are in a rush.

3. Nutrient-Rich Sattu Paratha / Roti
How to make: Mix Sattu flour with chopped onions, green chilies, coriander, carom seeds (ajwain), mustard oil, and a dash of lemon juice. Use it as a protein-dense stuffing for whole wheat flatbreads.

4. Instant Morning Porridge (Sattu Halwa / Lapsi)
How to make: Mix 2–3 tablespoons of Sattu directly into warm milk or water with crushed nuts and a pinch of cardamom. Because the gram is already roasted, it needs no cooking.

Key Serving Reminders

  • Whisk Well: Use a fork or shaker bottle when mixing with liquids to dissolve the flour smoothly without lumps.
  • Adjust Consistency: Add more water for a light, drinkable cooler or less water for a thick, filling breakfast shake.
Storage Info

General Storage
Store in a cool, dry place away from heat and moisture.

Sunlight Protection
Keep away from direct sunlight.

Airtight Container
Transfer to a dry, airtight glass or food-grade stainless steel container once opened to prevent moisture absorption.

Handling
Always use a completely dry spoon to scoop the flour.

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Chana Sattu | सातू पीठ

Chana Sattu | सातू पीठ

Rs. 349

Everything You Need To Know

Q. Does Chana Sattu need cooking before I use it?
A. Chana Sattu is made from roasted Bengal gram, so you do not need to cook it again for drinks or a simple breakfast bowl. Mix it with drinking water or milk and your choice of seasonings. For a thicker bowl, use less liquid and add cardamom, jaggery and chopped nuts to taste. If using it as a paratha filling, cook the stuffed paratha as usual.
Q. How do I make a savoury Sattu drink without lumps?
A. Put 2 tablespoons of Chana Sattu in a glass and stir in a little water to make a smooth paste. Gradually add the remaining water, using 200–250 ml in total. Mix in roasted cumin powder, black salt or regular salt, and lemon juice to taste. Add chopped coriander if you like. Whisk well, adjust the water for your preferred consistency, and stir again before drinking because the flour can settle.
Q. How can I make a sweet Sattu drink?
A. Mix 2 tablespoons of Chana Sattu with a little water or milk to form a smooth paste, then gradually whisk in more liquid, using about 200–250 ml in total. Add jaggery powder and a pinch of cardamom to taste. If using jaggery with chilled liquid, dissolve it in a little warm water first and let it cool before mixing. Add more liquid for a lighter drink or use less for a thicker texture.
Q. How do I use Chana Sattu as a paratha filling?
A. Mix Chana Sattu with finely chopped onion, coriander, green chilli, ajwain, salt and lemon juice to taste. Add a little mustard oil if you enjoy its flavour, then sprinkle in just enough water for the filling to hold together when pressed. Keep it crumbly rather than wet so it is easier to stuff. Place a spoonful inside a whole-wheat dough ball, seal, roll gently and cook on a hot tawa with ghee or oil, turning until both sides are cooked and golden.
Q. What is the shelf life of Chana Sattu, and how should I store it?
A. Chana Sattu has a shelf life of 6 months from the date of packaging. After opening, keep it in a dry, airtight container in a cool place away from moisture, heat and direct sunlight. Always use a dry spoon and follow the pack’s best-before date; opening does not extend the shelf life.