Makhana
Six-suta lotus seed, roasted in olive oil. The panel names the oil. Most labels in this aisle stop at “edible vegetable oil”.
Free shipping over ₹499 · roasted or baked, never fried
Makhana · Jowar · Edamame · Dates
Roasted and baked, never deep fried. Good enough to eat every day, not just on the days you earned it.
Two overlapping circles. One is snacks that taste like a snack, the other is snacks made of real food. Vedic Crunch sits in the overlap.


6 suta · 11.2 g fibre
₹19970 g

Three ingredients
₹19970 g

6 suta · 11.2 g fibre
₹19970 g

6 suta · 11.2 g fibre
₹19970 g

Baked · 9.5 g protein
₹19980 g

Baked · 9.5 g protein
₹19980 g

42.1 g protein / 100 g
₹29990 g

40.5 g protein / 100 g
₹29990 g

Five ingredients
₹29990 g

Four ingredients · 3% sodium
₹999250 g
Our story
At Vedic Crunch, we believe that choosing healthier snacks should never mean compromising on taste, quality, or experience.
Born from a personal health journey, Vedic Crunch was created by consumers who were searching for better alternatives to traditional fried snacks. During this search, we rediscovered the incredible potential of ancient Indian superfoods like Makhana, Jowar, and Quinoa.
| What is being compared |
Vedic Crunch |
The fried version |
|---|---|---|
| Roasted, or baked | Yes | No |
| A coat of oil, not a bath | Yes | No |
| The oil is named on the pack | Yes | No |
| Every batch traces to its plant | Yes | No |
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Straight off the panel
Every number on these cards is read off the back of a jar we sell. None of it is rounded in our favour, and none of it is a claim we would have to argue for.
Six-suta lotus seed, roasted in olive oil. The panel names the oil. Most labels in this aisle stop at “edible vegetable oil”.
Sorghum, puffed and baked. Nothing in this family goes near a fryer, and the fibre is in the grain rather than added back to it.
A whole young soybean, roasted. The protein figure is not a formulation - it is what the bean already was.
Dates, and three other things. No binder and no syrup, which is the reason the added-sugar line reads nought.

Fibre is the stronger number: 11.2 g per 100 g. It fills you up by volume, not by protein - and if protein is the point, the edamame is the jar.
Read it
A grade, measured in suta. 6 suta is the large seed: thinner shell, cleaner snap.
Read it
Jowar baked, makhana roasted in olive oil. Every makhana, jowar and edamame panel we print reads 0 g trans fat.
Read itVedic Crunch is an Indian snack brand built on one rule: the site has to say exactly what the pack says. We make roasted makhana, baked jowar puffs, roasted edamame and date bites, made in four FSSAI-licensed plants that we name on every batch. The company behind the brand is Aarogyumm Nutri LLP, Pune.
Makhana is the seed of the prickly water lily, grown in ponds and harvested by hand, then popped with heat until it opens. It is also called phool makhana, fox nut or lotus seed. It is naturally low in fat and high in fibre, 11.2 g per 100 g on our panel, and we buy only 6 suta, the large grade, which pops thinner and snaps cleaner.
Desi Masala Edamame is 42.1 g of protein per 100 g. That is higher than paneer and higher than most protein bars, and it is a whole bean rather than a formulation. Nothing has been added to raise the number. It comes in three flavours: Desi Masala, Achaari Twist and Salt & Pepper, all three cooked the same way. The nutrition page shows the working behind the figure.
Nothing in the range is deep fried. The jowar puffs are baked; the makhana and the edamame are roasted in olive oil or a rice bran and olive oil blend. Every product we make declares 0 g of trans fat on its nutrition panel. Date Bites is four ingredients with no binder and no syrup, and the 23.1 g of sugar on its panel is the dates themselves.
Every product page carries the full nutrition panel as it is printed, the complete ingredient list in order, the net weight, the barcode and the FSSAI licence number of the plant that made it. Where a figure is still being checked, we say so rather than filling the gap with a claim.
Orders ship across India, free over ₹499. For corporate gifting we build boxes from 50 to 5,000 units, and we also supply retailers and distributors. The gifting and wholesale pages have the enquiry forms. In person, the range is on shelf at Nature’s Basket, Bombay Gourmet Market, Kayu Gourmet and The Gourmet Co.

Four families, ten flavours, and the whole panel printed on the back of every one. Start with a bundle and find the two or three you keep reordering.

26 ingredients, in the order they matter. Every one of them food.