Urban Platter Whole White Indian Quinoa Grain, 1Kg

8 reviews for Urban Platter Whole White Indian Quinoa Grain, 1Kg

Raman Goel ✔
Rated 5 out of 5
February 22, 2026
As I have first experience with quinoa so I can’t tell much about this ....but in first instance quinoa looks fresh ,and cleans.. How to cook quinoa ? Almost same method of cooking rice .. Attached image of boiled quinoa ,I have boiled it in pressure cooker .. Benefits of eating quinoa .. 1 As it is the only grain which have complete protein profile with all 9 esssetinal amino acid . 2 as its rich in fibre and good quality protein very helpful for weight loss , physically weak people including children .
ThatsGood
Rated 4 out of 5
February 22, 2026
A. Chatterjee
Rated 5 out of 5
February 22, 2026
Very good. This is my new breakfast cereal and the urban platter doesn't disappoint. It comes in a zip lock transparent package so you know exactly how much is remaining. This is my first time with utban platter and I will buy again from them. They're also the cheapest.
Maleeva
Rated 3 out of 5
February 22, 2026
The grains are very small compared to other brands . Also it takes way too long to cook . The flavour is good though. Not fluffy but crunchy. I personally wouldn't repurchase.
Neha Agrawal
Rated 5 out of 5
February 22, 2026
Urban platter quinoa was worth for value. It came in nice packaging, a zip lock packet, easy to open and store. The taste of this quinoa is very good. I got used to it very easily. It doesn't take much cooking time. Thanks Amazon for delivering a good quality product.
Amazon Customer
Rated 5 out of 5
February 22, 2026
Received on time. Very much satisfied with quality. I have been using the same brand from Amazon for the past few years
Alpenliebe
Rated 4 out of 5
February 22, 2026
The taste is natural and feels good to eat and digest- better than Dalia or any other cereal-has a slightly naturally sweet tinge! Cooking is easy- add 5 times water to the Quinoa quantity and boil till it is fully absorbed...stir occasionally, however it does not flow over and spill like the cream of Dalia & Oats when you leave them unattended. It might just slightly stick to the vessel base and burn if you do not stir. Nice stuff overall!
Raghav Chhabra
Rated 5 out of 5
February 22, 2026
The review written after first time purchase is given below. My latest review is based on 5kg quinoa which I ordered sometime back. Out of the 5 packs two were like this:-The quinoa pack contained equal quantity of insects/insect larvae and quinoa. Powdery, insect eaten quinoa was settled at the bottom of the pack. The whole thing smelled dank and mouldy. It took me more than half hr to just clean 2 cups of quinoa for cooking and even after that I didnt know what I ate was quinoa or insect babies. Made me furious everytime i cooked out of these packs till they got over. The other 3 packs were fine and like the previous order based on which I had ordered these 5 packs in one go. I really hope they dont do this again because their quinoa is good otherwise and the most reasonably priced as of now. The quality of quinoa is very good. The seed size is also fine. The taste is exactly how it should be - perfect. Cooked really nicely and in no time in the cooker. I am extremely satisfied with this product. It is semi processed which means some amount of covering has been removed from the quinoa, which improves the taste because totally unprocessed quinoa tastes bitter. I found this quick recipe which i hope can help all: 1. Wash 1 cup quinoa (like washing rice) 2. Soak quinoa for anytime between 1 and 4 hours in regular room temperature water (I had soaked and left and come back after around 3-4 hrs) - for soaking put 1.5 cups for every cup of quinoa. Soaking can be done in the cooker itself 3. Add a pinch of salt for every cup of quinoa before cooking. 4. Close the cooker and cook on highest flame till the first whistle blows (do not cook at low flame since it will iver cook the quinoa) 5. After first whistle lower the flame to simmer and cook for another 5 minutes. Then shut off the flame and let the cooker steam out on its own.