Skip to product information
1 of 1

Unpolished Horse Gram Whole – Traditional Whole Kulthi / Kollu

Unpolished Horse Gram Whole – Traditional Whole Kulthi / Kollu

Made By : TRN Store

Regular price ₹150.00
Regular price ₹150.00 Sale price ₹150.00
Sale Sold out
Taxes included. Shipping calculated at checkout.

Shop Unpolished Horse Gram Whole, a traditional whole pulse suitable for dal, curries, soups, sprouting and everyday household cooking.

  • 100% Secure Payment
  • Free Shipping above Rs. 2500
  • Packed With Care. Shipping allover India
View full details

About This Product

Unpolished Horse Gram Whole is a traditional whole pulse supplied with minimal polishing so the grains retain their natural appearance. The attached product shows small whole seeds with naturally varying brown, olive and reddish-brown shades.


Horse gram can be soaked and cooked for dals, curries, soups, sprouts and other traditional household preparations. Its whole-grain format makes it suitable for slow cooking and pressure-cooker recipes.

Product TypeWhole Pulse / Legume
VarietyHorse Gram Whole
OriginBhubaneswar, Odisha
Shelf LifeBest Before 12 Months from Date of Packing

Product Comes from

Unpolished Horse Gram Whole comes from mature horse gram pods that are harvested, dried and threshed to separate the seeds. The grains are then cleaned, graded and packed with minimal processing.

OriginBhubaneswar, Odisha
RegionIndia
SoilNaturally fertile soil
ClimateSeasonal Indian climate

Why You'll Love It

Everyday Product Advantages
- Whole traditional pulse
- Unpolished grain format
- Suitable for dal and curry preparations
- Can be soaked and sprouted
- Suitable for soups and slow-cooked meals
- Convenient pantry pulse for household cooking
Naturally Sourced
Selected from trusted sources.
Authentic Taste
Traditional flavour and texture.
Clean & Hygienic
Handled and packed with care.
Everyday Friendly
Easy to include in daily meals.

How It Is Grown & Prepared

Cultivation → Harvesting → Drying → Threshing → Cleaning → Grading → Minimal polishing / unpolished handling → Packing



Horse gram plants are harvested after the pods mature. The seeds are separated, dried, cleaned and graded before being packed in whole form.

Quality Selection
Good quality raw produce is selected.
Natural Cultivation
Cultivated using region-appropriate practices.
Careful Harvesting
Harvested at the right stage for quality.
Cleaned & Packed
Cleaned, checked and packed hygienically.

How to Prepare

Basic Cooking Method

1. Measure the required quantity of horse gram.

2. Sort and rinse thoroughly with clean water.

3. Soak for approximately 6–8 hours or overnight.

4. Drain and rinse again.

5. Add fresh water to a pressure cooker or pot.

6. Cook until the horse gram becomes fully tender.

7. Add spices, vegetables or seasoning according to the recipe.

8. Serve as dal, curry, soup or another preferred preparation.

Measure
Measure the required quantity.
Wash / Prepare
Wash or prepare as required.
Cook
Cook using your preferred method.
Serve
Serve fresh for best taste.

Storage & Shelf Life

Store in a clean, cool and dry place away from direct sunlight and moisture.

Keep the package tightly closed after opening.

Transfer the horse gram to a clean, dry airtight container for longer storage.

Protect from moisture, insects and strong odours.

Shelf LifeBest Before 12 Months from Date of Packing
After OpeningKeep tightly sealed after opening

Nutritional Information (Per 100g)

Energy 321 kcal
Protein 22.0 g
Carbohydrate 57.0 g
Total Fat 0.5 g
Dietary Fiber 5.3 g
Calcium 287 mg
Iron 6.8 mg
Approximate Nutritional Values per 100 g

How to Use

1
Sort and rinse the horse gram thoroughly.
2
Soak for 6–8 hours or overnight.
3
Drain and add fresh water for cooking.
4
Pressure-cook or boil until completely tender.
5
Use in dal, curries, soups or sprouts.
View All Recipes →

Recipe Ideas

Soft Idli

0:30

Dosa

0:30

Uttapam

0:30
View All →

Frequently Asked Questions

Horse Gram Whole is a traditional pulse consisting of small whole seeds commonly known as Kulthi or Kollu in different regions of India.
Yes. Soaking for several hours or overnight can help prepare the whole seeds for cooking.
It can be cooked for dal, curries, soups and other traditional pulse-based preparations, or sprouted where appropriate.
Store it in a clean, cool and dry place and keep the package tightly sealed after opening.
Yes. Natural variation in colour, size and appearance can occur between agricultural batches.