Danodia Foods Whole Grain Finger Millet (Ragi) - 2lbs (950g) | Organic, Hulled, Unpolished, Gluten-Free, Natural Superfood | High in Iron, Calcium, Fiber & Protein | Non-GMO, Plant-Based, Low GI

Great product

I bought this millet last week. I saw some reviews about how difficult it is to cook so I am writing my experience in case it helps. For diet and health I need to stay away from processed flour eg. bread, pizza. pancakes, etc,. I like oatmeal porridge but need an alternative for two or three days a week. This is it.To turn this millet into a flour that can be cooked I use a pestle and mortar to grind. It takes about 2-5 minutes for about 3-5 tablespoons of millet at a time. For me alone I grind about 5-7 table spoons. To prepare the porrdige I mix the flour into about 1.5 cups of water. I bring another 1.5 or 2 cups pf water to a boil and add my mixture. It takes about 10 to 15 minutes to boil down to a thick porridge. I add about a tablespoon of oatmilk and a teaspoon or so of sugar and of butter and enjoy!Keeps me feeling full and healthy for at least 4 hours.

and small dead insects. this finger millet constituted one part of a 5-part prebiotic whole grain mixture that I had been taking in place of my daily steel-cut oats. once, while rinsing the grains before cooking, instead of running tap water over the grains through a sieve and down the drain of my kitchen sink, I decided to wash the mixture more thoroughly by submerging the grain mixture in a bowl of water while agitating the sieve. upon examining the rinse water, I discovered a lot of debris and some tiny dead insects. after individually testing 1T of each of the unmixed grains, it became clear that the finger millet had contaminated the entire mixture, as the other 4 grains (whole barley, rye berries, oat groats, and whole sorghum) tested clean. had to throw the whole thing out. what a waste!

Fresh and easy to prepare!

very good product

I have used one pack so far. Easy to cook in the rice cooker. Comes out well! However, no where on the packet does it say that it is organic although it is listed as organic. For that reason, I am giving it 3 stars.

The finger millet is delicious and clean. I love the fact that this company is woman owned.

Served the alternative purpose because I had to be all the “patient” a person can be.I soaked this for four good days.It still didn’t cook.I tried grinding, it didn’t grind well either, but manageable. I had to use it for Nigerian Ogi/pap (hence the grinding) since I couldn’t cook it to my desired taste.