Choosing a Kenkou Savoury Snack: Namkeen and Roasted Snack Options

If you prefer savoury snacks to sweet bites or drink mixes, Kenkou’s Snack of India collection currently lists four mixtures: Bajra Mixture, Multi Grain Mixture, Protein Mixture and Quinoa Mixture. They share a savoury, crunchy format, but the main ingredients and pack sizes differ. Use the product details below as a starting point, then check the live listing and label before ordering.

Compare the current options

Bajra Mixture — 65 g

The listed ingredients include bajra, Bengal gram, corn flakes, peanuts and wheat flakes. Consider this option if you are interested in a mixture built around pearl millet with a traditional savoury profile. Because peanuts and wheat are listed ingredients, review the full allergen declaration and your own dietary requirements before buying.

Multi Grain Mixture — 60 g

The current product page lists bajra, corn flakes, flax seeds, jowar flakes, rice flakes and soybean among its ingredients. This makes the ingredient mix different from the Bajra Mixture. Check the complete list and allergen information on the live product page and physical pack, especially if you need to avoid soy.

Protein Mixture — 150 g

The current listing highlights black lentil, melon seeds and spices. Its 150 g pack is larger than the listed 60–90 g options, so compare both pack size and the quantity you expect to eat. The word “protein” in a product name is not enough to compare products: check the nutrition panel for the protein amount per 100 g and per serving.

Quinoa Mixture — 90 g

The listed ingredients include gram, melon seeds, pumpkin seeds, quinoa and salt. Choose based on whether this ingredient combination and flavour profile appeal to you, not just because quinoa appears in the name. The complete recipe and nutrition panel should guide the decision.

What to compare before you add to cart

  • Ingredients: review the full list, including grains, pulses, seeds, spices and any declared allergens.
  • Nutrition per comparable amount: compare protein, fibre, sugars, sodium and energy on the same basis. Avoid comparing one product’s per-100-g values with another product’s per-serving values.
  • Pack size: the 60 g, 65 g, 90 g and 150 g packs are not directly comparable by headline price alone. Consider how much you plan to serve and whether you will finish the pack after opening.
  • Use occasion: Kenkou’s product pages suggest eating the mixtures directly from the pack, pairing them with tea, adding them to chaat, or using them as a crunchy topping. These are serving ideas, not a recommendation to eat a particular quantity.
  • Storage: Kenkou’s FAQ currently recommends keeping namkeen sealed in a cool, dry place and consuming it within 20 days of opening. Follow the actual package instructions if they differ.

Which option should you choose?

There is no single best savoury mixture for everyone. Start with the flavour and ingredient profile you prefer, check allergens, compare the nutrition panel on a like-for-like basis, and select a pack size that fits your planned use. If a specific nutritional target matters to you, judge the actual figures on the label rather than inferring them from the product name or a front-of-pack claim.

Browse the Kenkou Namkeen collection to compare the currently listed products. Product details, prices and availability can change, so the live product page and package should be treated as the final reference.

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