Choose singhara atta which is bright white in colour and is powdery. Avoid if it has any lumps and discolouration.
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Description
Singhara atta is made from the dried water chestnut seeds. The nuts are peeled, boiled and crushed into flour. Singhara flour has a bright white colour and starchy texture.