Atta Biscuits (Desi Ghee)

Atta biscuits baked crisp with whole wheat atta, pure desi ghee and desi khaand, and flavoured with cardamom. No maida, no refined sugar, no palm oil, no preservatives.

Atta biscuits were once the pride of home kitchens and the small neighbourhood bakery. Families waited for warm batches on Sunday evenings and filled tins that carried the aroma through the week. These were the biscuits maa served with evening tea, the ones that travelled in dabbas, the small comfort that made a quiet break feel special.

We bake ours the same way, in fresh batches every week, with nothing you wouldn't find in a home kitchen. Order atta biscuits online and we'll deliver them across India.

₹350 ₹390 10% OFF
  • Pure Desi Ghee
  • Freshly Ground Whole Wheat Chakki Atta
  • No Maida
  • No Palm Oil
Variant
  • Free delivery above ₹650
  • Shelf life 5 months
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  • Guaranteed Quality
  • Cash On Delivery
About the Brand

The 1970 Shop: snacks and sweets made the way maa made them, with 100% whole wheat atta, desi ghee and no shortcuts. Read our story →

Ingredients
Whole Wheat Flour (Atta), Desi Khaand (Cane Sugar), Desi Ghee, Milk Powder, Baking Powder, Baking Soda, Cardamom

Allergens: Wheat, Milk
Shelf life
5 months from the date of manufacture. Produced in fresh batches every week.

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From First Bite to Favourite

  • “The first bite took my mother to her Karol Bagh Delhi days when she used to give ingredients to the local biscuit maker to make fresh hot crisp biscuits”

    Radhika R.Verified buyer

  • “Extremely fresh and crunchy biscuits. You can feel the authentic taste and quality ingredients. Goes perfectly with evening tea.”

    Sanjeev S.Verified buyer

  • “Perfect tea time accompaniment. These atta biscuits are now a staple in our house and have quite swiftly eliminated the competition!”

    Sayak B.Verified buyer

  • “Tea time biscuit this is the one, doesn't melt in the tea but keeps its original form.”

    Luiza P.Verified buyer

  • “I loved that aroma of ghee and atta. I'll buy it again and again”

    Uma S.Verified buyer

  • “Very authentic taste..just loved its crispiness, fresh atta base and the distinct pure ghee taste”

    Viraj B.Verified buyer

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Atta biscuit picked up beside a cup of chai and The 1970 Shop red tin
The biscuits maa served with evening tea.The ones that travelled in dabbas.
What's in Atta Biscuits?

Atta Biscuits ingredients and allergens

  • Whole Wheat FlourAtta
  • Desi KhaandCane Sugar
  • Desi Ghee
  • Milk Powder
  • Baking Powder
  • Baking Soda
  • Cardamom Allergens: Wheat
  • Milk

Allergen information Contains wheat (gluten) and milk.

Suitable for vegetarians. Not suitable for vegans (contains milk and ghee).

Atta Biscuits nutrition facts

Nutrition facts

NutrientPer 100 gPer serving (35 g)
Energy435.9 kcal152.6 kcal
Carbohydrate50.3 g17.6 g
of which sugar20.7 g7.3 g
Protein13.4 g4.7 g
Total fat20.0 g7.0 g
Saturated fat10.4 g3.6 g
Trans fat0.6 g0.2 g
Cholesterol40.3 mg14.1 mg
Sodium39.5 mg13.8 mg

One serving of 35 g is about 3–4 biscuits. Counts are approximate: we pack by weight, so the number can vary a little.

How is the taste of Atta Biscuits?
Atta biscuits on a steel plate with a glass of milk
They snap rather than crumble.

Atta Biscuits taste and texture

  • Crisp and crunchy. These biscuits snap rather than crumble, with the short, sandy bite that desi ghee gives. They are firmer than cream or milk biscuits, which is why they hold up so well when dipped in chai.

  • Mildly sweet, with cardamom. Sweetness comes from desi khaand.

  • For little ones. Because they are firm, very young children may find them hard to bite. Dip them in warm milk to soften.

Ways to enjoy Atta Biscuits

Atta biscuits for chai, tiffin and gifting

  • With chai or coffee

    Atta biscuits are made for dunking. Browse more chai-time snacks.

  • With a warm glass of milk

    A bedtime favourite in many homes.

  • In the tiffin

    No mess and no crumbs on the uniform. See our lunchbox snacks.

  • On the road

    The tin keeps them crisp through long journeys.

  • As a gift

    The vintage tin makes an easy present for parents and grandparents. For festive gifting, see our Diwali hampers. For larger orders, see corporate gifting.

The story of our Atta Biscuits

Atta biscuits baked the old bakery way

These are pure atta biscuits: whole wheat atta with no maida mixed in, baked in desi ghee the way neighbourhood bakeries made desi ghee atta biscuits for generations.

  1. Whole wheat atta. We make our own. It gives the biscuit its nutty, wholesome taste and golden colour. There is no maida (refined flour) at all.

  2. Pure desi ghee. It is the only fat in the recipe. It gives the rich aroma and the short, crisp bite. No palm oil, no vanaspati, no vegetable oil.

  3. Desi khaand. A traditional, less-processed sugar that gives a gentle, rounded sweetness.

  4. Cardamom. The flavour customers mention most in their reviews.

  5. Milk and baking powder. For a light, even bake.

What makes The 1970 Shop Atta Biscuits different?

Know the difference

Atta biscuits vs regular packaged biscuits

Atta biscuits vs regular packaged biscuits The 1970 Shop atta biscuits What to check on other biscuit labels
FlourWhole wheat atta, no maida"Refined wheat flour (maida)"
FatDesi ghee only"Palm oil", "edible vegetable oil", "vanaspati"
SweetenerDesi khaand"Sugar", "invert syrup", "liquid glucose"
PreservativesNoneAdded preservatives or "class II preservative"
MadeFresh batches every week—
Atta Biscuits packs, shelf life, legal

Atta Biscuits price, pack sizes and shelf life

  • 200 g tin box₹350₹175 per 100 gAbout 20–22 biscuitsTrying them for the first time, gifting, a tin to keep
  • 400 g paper box₹450₹112.50 per 100 gEveryday value
  • 400 g tin box₹650₹162.50 per 100 gAbout 40–44 biscuitsGifting and families
  • 3 × 400 g paper boxes (1.2 kg)₹1,350₹112.50 per 100 gStocking up
  • 3 × 400 g tin boxes (1.2 kg)₹1,950₹162.50 per 100 gAbout 40–44 biscuits a tinFestive gifting
  • Combo with Besan Nankhatai₹700Two classics together
  • Combo with Thekua₹650A sweet-and-crunchy pair

Counts are approximate: we pack by weight, so the number can vary a little.

  • Paper box refills cost less per 100 g. Keep your tin and refill it from a paper box.

  • Freshness: baked in fresh batches every week. Best before 5 months from the date of manufacture printed on the pack.

  • Storage: keep in a cool, dry place. Once opened, close the tin tightly, or move biscuits from a paper box into an airtight container, so they stay crisp.

Product information

Atta Biscuits: Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers to what customers ask us most about our Atta Biscuits.

Are The 1970 Shop atta biscuits made with pure desi ghee, or is palm oil used?

Pure desi ghee only. It is the only fat in the recipe. We don't use palm oil, vanaspati or any vegetable oil in our atta biscuits. The full ingredient list is on this page.

How sweet are The 1970 Shop atta biscuits?

Mildly sweet. They are sweetened with desi khaand and flavoured with cardamom. That is a gentle tea-time sweetness, not a dessert biscuit.

Are atta biscuits eggless and vegetarian?

Yes, they are eggless: the recipe has no eggs. They contain milk and desi ghee, so they are vegetarian but not vegan.

Can children eat atta biscuits?

They are made with simple ingredients: atta, desi ghee, desi khaand, milk and cardamom. They are crisp and firm, so very young children may find them hard to bite. Softening them in warm milk helps.

How are atta biscuits different from regular packaged biscuits?

Ours are made with whole wheat atta instead of maida, desi ghee instead of palm oil or vegetable fat, and desi khaand. They contain no preservatives and are baked in fresh batches every week. Compare the ingredient list on any biscuit pack with ours.

How many atta biscuits are in a pack, and which pack should I buy?

A 200 g tin has about 20–22 biscuits and a 400 g tin about 40–44. We pack by weight, so the count can vary a little. For everyday eating, the 400 g paper box gives the best value per 100 g. For gifting, or a tin to keep, choose a tin box. The 3-box packs are for stocking up.

How long do atta biscuits stay fresh, and how should I store them?

They are best before 5 months from manufacture, and we bake fresh batches every week. After opening, keep them in the closed tin or an airtight container, away from moisture.

Can I buy atta biscuits online with delivery across India?

Yes. Order online here and we deliver across India. Delivery usually takes 2 days in Delhi and Mumbai and 3–5 days elsewhere, depending on your pin code. Shipping is free on orders above ₹650, and cash on delivery is available for most pin codes.

What if my atta biscuits arrive broken or damaged?

Please contact us within 48 hours of delivery with photos of the product at postbox@the1970shop.com or on WhatsApp at +91 92207 81177. After verification, we will arrange a replacement.

Still have a question? WhatsApp us on +91 92207 81177 (Mon–Sat, 10 am–6 pm).