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Rani Sooji Coarse (Farina, Suji, Rava, Rawa) Flour is made from the creamy inside of the whole wheat kernel (called purified wheat). When cooked, it has a smooth, slightly grainy texture that is good for both savory & sweet dishes. Our quality product is from India, free from excess moisture and fresh product guaranteed.
Commonly used to make sooji halva (halwa), rawa ladoo which are sweet Indian desserts. Upma, Rava Dosa savory; South-Indian dishes. Pasta Dough, pasta, macaroni, hot cereals and sheer are some others.
Different Names? Farina, Suji, Rava, Rawa and Semolina are all names for the same, we call it Sooji Coarse. Though Indian Semolina is made from a specific type of wheat; Mottai Godumai.
Commonly used to make sooji halva (halwa), rawa ladoo which are sweet Indian desserts. Upma, Rava Dosa savory; South-Indian dishes. Pasta Dough, pasta, macaroni, hot cereals and sheer are some others.
Different Names? Farina, Suji, Rava, Rawa and Semolina are all names for the same, we call it Sooji Coarse. Though Indian Semolina is made from a specific type of wheat; Mottai Godumai.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: What is Rani Sooji Coarse Flour made of? A: Rani Sooji Coarse Flour is made from purified wheat, specifically the creamy inside of the whole wheat kernel. It is a natural, non-GMO, and vegan product.
- Q: How much does Rani Sooji Coarse Flour weigh? A: The flour weighs one hundred twenty-eight ounces, which is equivalent to eight pounds or approximately three point six three kilograms.
- Q: Is Rani Sooji Coarse Flour gluten-free? A: No, Rani Sooji Coarse Flour is not gluten-free. It is made from wheat, which contains gluten.
- Q: What dishes can I make with Rani Sooji Coarse Flour? A: You can make various dishes like sooji halva, rawa ladoo, upma, and rava dosa, along with pasta dough and hot cereals.
- Q: How should I store Rani Sooji Coarse Flour? A: Store the flour in a cool, dry place, ideally in an airtight container to maintain freshness and prevent moisture absorption.
- Q: What is the shelf life of Rani Sooji Coarse Flour? A: Rani Sooji Coarse Flour typically has a shelf life of about twelve months if stored properly in a cool, dry environment.
- Q: Can I use Rani Sooji Coarse Flour for baking? A: Yes, you can use Rani Sooji Coarse Flour for baking. It works well for various recipes, including cakes and pastries.
- Q: Is Rani Sooji Coarse Flour kosher? A: Yes, Rani Sooji Coarse Flour is certified kosher, making it suitable for those who adhere to kosher dietary laws.
- Q: Is Rani Sooji Coarse Flour suitable for vegan diets? A: Yes, Rani Sooji Coarse Flour is vegan-friendly, containing no animal products or by-products.
- Q: What is the difference between Sooji and Semolina? A: Sooji and semolina are essentially the same; Sooji is a term commonly used in India for coarse wheat flour, also known as semolina.
- Q: How can I use Rani Sooji Coarse Flour in savory dishes? A: You can use Rani Sooji Coarse Flour to prepare savory dishes like upma and rava dosa, which are popular South Indian recipes.
- Q: Is Rani Sooji Coarse Flour a premium product? A: Yes, Rani Sooji Coarse Flour is marketed as a premium gourmet food-grade flour, ensuring high quality and authenticity.
- Q: What is the brand behind Rani Sooji Coarse Flour? A: Rani Sooji Coarse Flour is produced by Rani Foods, a company that has been selling quality Indian products for over forty years.
- Q: Can I find Rani Sooji Coarse Flour in bulk? A: Yes, Rani Sooji Coarse Flour is available in bulk sizes, specifically in packages of one hundred twenty-eight ounces.
- Q: What type of wheat is used in Rani Sooji Coarse Flour? A: Rani Sooji Coarse Flour is made from a specific type of wheat known as Mottai Godumai, which is used to produce high-quality semolina.

