Fresh Whole Wheat Chapati Healthy Soft Flatbread

Chapati, made from whole wheat flour, offers several health benefits, including aiding digestion, providing sustained energy, and supporting weight management due to its high fiber content and lower glycemic index compared to refined grains.


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This soft, fresh chapati is made from premium whole wheat flour to give you a light, nourishing flatbread for everyday meals. Ideal for health-conscious families, it supports better digestion and steady energy release through the day, helping you stay active. Its high fibre content and lower glycemic index compared to refined grains make it a smart choice for weight watchers and diabetics. Pair this chapati with your favourite sabzis, dals or curries for a balanced, home-style meal that feels comforting. Prepared with care and consistent quality, it brings the comfort of traditional taste to your plate, conveniently delivered from C O BANUMATHI NO 2 18 2ND STREET CHINNA METTUPAALAYAM KALADIPET THIRUVOTTIYUR NEAR DHARMARAJA KOVIL.

Made from 100% whole wheat flour
High fibre supports smooth digestion daily
Lower glycemic index than refined wheat
Provides long-lasting, steady energy release
Helps in healthy weight management goals
Soft texture with homemade authentic taste

Heat a tawa on medium flame. Place the chapati and warm each side for 20–30 seconds until soft and pliable. Apply ghee or oil if desired. Serve hot with sabzi, dal or curry. Store unused chapatis in an airtight container and refrigerate; reheat before serving.

Yes, chapati made from whole wheat flour is considered healthy because it is rich in dietary fibre, B vitamins and essential minerals. The fibre helps improve digestion, keeps you fuller for longer and supports better blood sugar control compared to refined flour, making it suitable for daily consumption by most people.

Chapati can support weight loss and weight management when eaten in controlled portions as part of a balanced diet. Its high fibre content promotes satiety, reducing unnecessary snacking, while the complex carbohydrates release energy slowly. Pair chapati with vegetables, dal and lean protein, and avoid excessive ghee or oil for best results.

For many people, chapati made from whole wheat flour can be better than polished white rice because it usually has more fibre, slightly more protein and a lower glycemic index. This helps keep you full for longer and may support better blood sugar control. However, both can fit into a balanced diet when portions are managed wisely.

Diabetics can often eat chapati daily, preferably made from whole wheat flour, because it has a lower glycemic index than many refined grain products. It leads to slower blood sugar spikes. Still, portion control is crucial: limit the number of chapatis per meal and combine them with fibre-rich vegetables and protein for stable glucose levels.

The ideal number of chapatis per day depends on your age, activity level, health goals and what else you eat. On average, adults may have 2–4 chapatis per main meal, but weight watchers or diabetics might need fewer. Consult a nutritionist or doctor for a personalised recommendation based on your calorie and carbohydrate needs.