Stone-grinding does what machines can't; it keeps the batter cool, preserving natural moisture, oils, and that authentic fermented flavor South India is famous for. We grind rice and urad dal the slow way, so the vitamins stay alive and the taste stays real.

Why Families Pick Khetika Again and Again

Hygienic nozzle pouch

Pour straight on tawa or idli mould, keep fresh longer in fridge without contamination

Soft idlis

that melt in the mouth, crispy dosas that crackle



Real overnight fermentation

no soda, no shortcuts

Goodness stays alive

because we stone-grind slowly

How to use

The easiest ways to use our batter

Prep the Pack
Bring the pack to room temperature.
Shake Well
Shake the pack well for an even mix.
Adjust Salt
Add salt as per taste.
For Idlis
Pour into the mould and steam.
For Dosas
Add a little water for consistency and spread thin on tawa for crispy dosas.

What’s actually inside the pouch?

Rice

Himalayan Pink

Fenugreek Seeds

Urad Dal

TRADITIONALLY MADE

Stone-ground, the way it's
meant to be

  • Retains natural oils and aroma due to slower, cooler grinding
  • Preserves more nutrients by keeping vitamins and minerals intact
  • Delivers authentic flavour by preserving batter's natural moisture
  • Maintains coarse, even texture that supports fermentation and enhances cooking

From Farm to Home – The Khetika Way

Customer Reviews

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Anjali K.

12/15/2024

The quality and freshness are outstanding. You can truly taste the difference in every bite. This has become a staple in our home and I highly recommend it to anyone looking for premium, authentic products.

Rohan P.

12/10/2024

Exceptional product with great attention to detail. The packaging is beautiful and the product itself exceeded all my expectations. Will definitely be ordering again soon.

Frequently Asked Questions

Discover the answers to your frequently asked questions about our products and services.

  • Can I use the same batter for idli and dosa ?

    Yes, you can use the same batter for both. Idlis need the batter slightly thicker, while dosas need a little water added for a thinner, spreadable consistency, so adjust accordingly

  • How do I know if the dosa batter has gone bad ?

    The batter has gone bad if it smells overly sour, turns grey, or shows bubbles even when cold. A sharp alcoholic smell or separation of liquid are also signs to discard it.

  • Who should avoid eating idli or dosa ?

    People with severe acidity, yeast intolerance, or very high blood sugar spikes should avoid fermented batter. Those on strict low-carb diets may also limit idli/dosa due to their carb content.