Rice Flour Price In Pakistan | Chawal Atta | Latest 2024
| Item | Min. Rate (Rs.) | Max. Rate (Rs.) |
|---|---|---|
| 1 Kg Rice Flour | 220 | 350 |
According to our current market research, the rice flour price in Pakistan today for 500 grams is Rs. 120, and for 1 Kg is between Rs. 220 to Rs. 350 for a variety of Pakistani brands.
In this article below, you will be informed about the current retail and wholesale rates of rice flour (chawal atta) ranging from 1 kilogram to 5 kilos for different brands of Pakistan.
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Rice Flour Price Pakistan Today
Rice is a really popular grain and it is used in different shapes and forms. From boiled rice to fried rice, and from rice pulao to rice kababs there are delicious recipes that use rice as the main ingredients.
Similarly, rice flour is also a very popular form of chawal. Rice atta is used by many to make roti and other foodstuff. It is also used as a thickening agent to make soup and curry look thick. You may learn about a variety of uses by exploring more.
Below you will know the rates of rice flour in Pakistan in 2023.
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1 Kg Rice Flour Rate
Rs. 280 to Rs. 350
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what is Rice flour (Chawal Atta)?
Rice is one of the most important ingredients of our kitchens and it has been since ancient times. A variety of different cuisines and dishes totally depend on it. People love eating rice in all forms and shapes.
Rice flour is attained by milling and grinding the rice grain same as millers mill other grains like wheat to get wheat flour. It is a beautiful white powder that can be eaten and put on the face as a beautification mask.
Rice flour is getting more expensive as the prices of rice in Pakistan and all over the world are increasing rapidly. Previously, an average quality rice flour was sold for around Rs. 120 to Rs. 150 per kg. However, as the rates of rice have increased, buying even a half kg of rice flour in the same amount is not possible.
There is a variety of rice grown in the fields that can produce different kinds of atta as well.