Bas sekna hai.

Yes — Rozbasket delivers fresh jowar and bajra rotis to your society gate between 7–10 AM, at ₹150 for a pack of 10. They arrive rolled and part-cooked, so you finish them on your own tawa in about thirty to forty seconds a side — bas sekna hai. Order the night before by 11:00 PM. They are made in our own licensed kitchen the same night and are not stored anywhere in between, which is the only way fresh roti with no preservative can be sold at all.

Jowar roti is jowar (sorghum) flour, water and salt; bajra roti is bajra (pearl millet) flour, water and salt. There is no maida, no refined flour, no preservative and no palm oil in either. Each pack of 10 carries the date it was made, and the rotis keep two to three days refrigerated — freeze them if you want longer, and thaw before you put them on the tawa. Because there is nothing in them to extend shelf life, they are made against confirmed orders rather than held in stock.

Take them out of the fridge about ten minutes before you eat, then put them on a hot dry tawa for thirty to forty seconds a side. No oil is needed and no dough is involved. They puff slightly and the char marks darken when they are ready; add ghee at the end if you like. A pack of 10 is roughly two to three people at one meal.

The Diabetes-Friendly Basket is a week of ordinary groceries for two people, chosen for their composition: jowar and bajra rotis instead of refined flour, high-fibre vegetables like bitter gourd, methi, okra and cucumber, unsweetened curd, eggs and paneer, whole toor dal, almonds and flax seeds, and guava. It costs ₹1810 delivered, and every item can be added, dropped or swapped over WhatsApp. "Diabetes-friendly" describes who is shopping, not what the food does — Rozbasket is a grocery service and makes no medical claim about this basket. Nothing in it is formulated for a condition, and none of it replaces the advice of your doctor or dietitian.

No — it is ordinary groceries, curated. Rozbasket does not sell formulated or medical foods, does not claim any product prevents, treats or manages diabetes, and is not a substitute for medical or dietetic advice. What we do is stock whole millets, high-fibre vegetables, unsweetened dairy and whole legumes, and put them together in one basket so somebody cooking around blood sugar does not have to rebuild the same shopping list every week. If you want the basket adjusted to a plan your dietitian has given you, send it to us on WhatsApp and we will match it item by item.

Yes — Rozbasket stocks jowar flour, bajra flour and ragi flour in 1 kg packs, and foxtail millet (korralu) by the kilo for cooking in place of rice, alongside kala chana, sprouted moong, tofu, almonds, walnuts, flax seeds, chia seeds and raw peanuts. They arrive on the same next-morning delivery as the rest of your order, with no separate minimum. If you would rather not roll the dough at all, the fresh jowar and bajra rotis are the same grain, already made.