Too many calories in a roti?

Try these low-cal alternatives.

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Cutting down on rotis?

You are not alone. But is skipping roti the solution?

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Some roti math:

One wheat roti has about 106 calories. Eat 3-4 at dinner and you've crossed 300+ calories. That too without the sabzi or dal!  

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Time to switch:

Roti is a good mix of carbs, fibre, and protein. The problem is eating in excess. 

Here are 5 alternatives to roti that are lower in calories, and still delicious.

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Jowar roti  56.8 kcal

✅ Gluten-free & fibre-rich. ✅ Helps manage blood sugar. ✅ Pair with green vegetables          and chutney.

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Ragi roti 64–87 kcal

Calcium-rich, great for bones. High iron, good for anaemia. Soft, earthy, and pairs         beautifully with curd.

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Makki roti 90 kcal

Maize-based winter favourite. Rich in fibre & vitamin B. Goes best with sarson da         saag (and nostalgia!).

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Multigrain roti 70–85 kcal

Made from 3–4 flours         (jowar, bajra, oats). Moderate GI (55-69). A versatile, everyday upgrade        from plain atta.

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Rice flour roti 83 kcal

Easy to digest. Gluten-free. Best for people with a          sensitive gut, looking for a          light dinner.

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Cut back on rotis if you:

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Have celiac disease or gluten         intolerance. Are on a keto or low-carb diet. Feel bloated after wheat-        based meals.

'Roti' for your thoughts:

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You don't need to give up on eating rotis. You simply need to swap smarter and portion better.

Wondering if rotis can make you fat?

We have the answer

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