Patanjali Doodh Biscuits Review – Goodness of Milk and Atta

Butter, vanilla, chocolate, coconut are flavors we most commonly associate with biscuits. And lately, we’ve seen ‘milk’ biscuits become a versatile pick.

This brand offering doodh biscuits caught our attention on account of the claims on the pack. Are Patanjali Doodh biscuits really made with ‘100% Atta’? What did our in-depth review and research conclude?

Read more below in our Patanjali doodh biscuits review. 

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Here are key factors you must know about Patanjali doodh biscuits.

1. Packaging

A vibrant blue pack holds the biscuits. These biscuits are not packed in a tray. 

2. Main Ingredients

Wheat flour (Atta 58.6%), Edible Vegetable Oil (Palm), Sugar, Liquid Glucose, Milk Solids (4%), Edible Common Salt, Leavening Agents (INS 500 (ii), INS 503 (ii), INS-341(i)), Cheese, Dough Conditioner (INS 223), Antioxidant (INS 319), Emulsifiers [INS 322(i)] are the ingredients used.

3. Taste

These biscuits taste fairly good. The balanced sweetness and rich milky taste are appreciated.

We think the addition of milk and cheese aids in balancing the sweetness.

4. Appearance

As shown on the pack, these rectangular biscuits have a patterned border with the brand name embossed in Hindi. 

5. Crunchiness

Fresh and crisp! The bite corroborates how well they have been baked. 

6. Price

A 100-gram pack is priced at Rs 10. 

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A well-rounded flavor, a fresh, crisp bite, and visual consistency are certain standard parameters we review biscuits and cookies on. 

To our delight, Patanjali fared quite well on these parameters. 

Despite not having tray packaging, none of the biscuits were cracked or broken. 

Here are more details on what we liked and what we didn’t. 

Features

• A 100-gram pack is priced at Rs 10.
• It has a shelf life of six months.
• Main Ingredients- Wheat flour (Atta 58.6%), Edible Vegetable Oil (Palm), Sugar, Liquid Glucose, Milk Solids (4%), Edible Common Salt, Leavening Agents (INS 500 (ii), INS 503 (ii), INS-341(i)), Cheese, Dough Conditioner (INS 223), Antioxidant (INS 319), Emulsifiers [INS 322(i)] are the ingredients used. 
• These biscuits are enriched with cow’s milk. 

Pros

• The biscuits are visually pleasing.
• They have an inviting milky aroma.
• Crisp! The biscuits have been baked well, they retain a prominent bite.
• They are primarily milky with a subtle sweetness. 

Cons

• The brand claims their product has ‘more fiber’ However, fiber-related information is missing. 

Best Suited For

Milk-based warm beverages like tea, coffee, hot chocolate, and even a glass of plain milk- these biscuits would pair well with most options. 

Here are some interesting FAQs on Patanjali doodh biscuits.

1. Can these doodh biscuits be paired with tea or coffee?

Yes, these biscuits would taste quite good with tea, coffee, and other milk-based beverages. 

2. Is this doodh biscuit sugar-free?

No, these biscuits contain sugar and liquid glucose. 

3. How many biscuits are there in total in one pack? 

One pack has around 15 biscuits.

4. What is the fiber content of each doodh biscuit?

This is one con we found with the product, the fiber content has not been mentioned. 

Patanjali Doodh biscuits are far better than most milk biscuits available in the market. The milky flavor and aroma are spot-on. Fresh and crisp, the texture of these biscuits is commendable too.

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