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Plain Makhana (Fox Nuts) – Raw, Crunchy & High Protein Superfood Snack

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Bihar's best-kept snacking secret — now in your hands. Guilt Free Plain Makhana (Phool Makhana / Fox Nuts) is 100% raw, single-ingredient, and sourced directly from the heartland of Indian makhana cultivation. The cleanest canvas in snacking. 

Makhana — known scientifically as Euryale ferox — is the popped seed of a water lily plant cultivated in the freshwater wetlands of Bihar, Assam and West Bengal. India produces over 90% of the world's makhana supply, making it one of the country's most unique and globally recognised indigenous superfoods. It has been part of Indian Ayurvedic medicine and cuisine for centuries, valued for its cooling, nourishing and anti-inflammatory properties.

What makes makhana exceptional as a modern snack food is its remarkable nutritional balance: approximately 9.7g protein per 100g, 14.5g dietary fibre, zero cholesterol, zero trans fat, very low sodium, and a low glycaemic index — making it ideal for weight management, blood sugar regulation, and guilt-free snacking at any time of day. It is also naturally gluten-free, making it safe for individuals with coeliac disease or gluten sensitivity.

Guilt Free Plain Makhana is supplied in its raw form — allowing you to roast it at home exactly as you like it. Add ghee and rock salt for a classic preparation. Add black pepper and chaat masala for a tangy twist. Add coconut oil and turmeric for an anti-inflammatory version. The raw form also allows use in curries, kheer, soups, trail mixes, and in vrat preparations where roasted makhana is a staple across India.

Makhana is one of the most traditional vrat foods in the entire Indian subcontinent — consumed during Navratri, Ekadashi, Mahashivratri, Janmashtami and countless other fasting occasions. Guilt Free Plain Makhana brings the quality of authentic Bihar makhana directly to your doorstep, packed and distributed by Shubanvi Foods Private Limited from their facility in Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh.

Ingredients: 100% Phool Makhana (Euryale ferox / Lotus Seeds / Fox Nuts). Single ingredient. Nothing added — no salt, no oil, no flavours, no preservatives.

Allergen Information: No known allergens. Processed in a facility handling seeds and nuts.

Contains: Makhana only

  • Vegan
  • Gluten-Free
  • No Preservatives
  • No Added Salt
  • No Added Oil
  • Single Ingredient
  • Vrat / Fasting Approved
  • Zero Cholesterol
  • Weight Management Low calorie (~347 kcal/100g), high fibre and protein — one of the best natural snacks for calorie-controlled diets.
  • Vrat / Fasting Food One of India's most widely consumed vrat foods — sattvic, nourishing and approved across virtually all fasting traditions.
  • Low Glycaemic Index Complex carbohydrates with low GI — prevents blood sugar spikes and supports sustained energy release.
  • Zero Cholesterol Completely free from cholesterol — a heart-friendly snack for those managing cardiovascular health.
  • Gluten-Free Naturally and completely free from wheat and gluten — safe for coeliac and gluten-sensitive individuals.

Anti-Inflammatory Rich in kaempferol — a natural flavonoid with anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties studied for healthy ageing.

Makhana (Fox Nuts) — Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Makhana is low in calories (~350 kcal/100g), high in fibre and protein, and has a low glycaemic index — making it one of the best natural snacks for people managing their weight. Replace your evening chips with a handful of roasted makhana.

Yes. Makhana is one of the most traditional vrat foods in India — widely consumed during Navratri, Ekadashi, Mahashivratri and other fasting periods. It is both sattvic and nutritionally sustaining.

The key is low and slow heat. High heat causes the outside to brown before the inside dries out, resulting in a chewy texture. Roast on low flame for 4–5 minutes, stirring constantly, until pieces are uniformly crisp.

They are exactly the same thing. Makhana is the Hindi/Indian name; fox nuts is the English name. Both refer to the popped seeds of the Euryale ferox water lily grown primarily in Bihar, India.