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How much is 1kg of millet in the UK? UK online listings have shown prices of £2.99 for Farmers Gold Barnyard Millet 1kg at MyLocalMart and £3.49 for Shree Krishna Foxtail Millet 1kg at Smartbazaar. Prices vary by millet variety, brand, pack size and retailer. Millet flour may also cost differently from whole grains. This guide compares foxtail, barnyard and proso millet prices and explains what to check before buying online.
Retailers sell different millet varieties in whole-grain and flour forms, with prices sometimes affected by promotions.
The foxtail millet price per kg depends on the brand, retailer and whether you buy whole grains or flour.
Smartbazaar has listed Shree Krishna Foxtail Millet 1kg at £3.49. MyLocalMart has also listed Asali Foxtail Millet Flour 1kg, but flour should be compared separately from whole millet.
Whole foxtail millet is used in grain-based recipes, while foxtail millet flour is intended for recipes developed for flour.
If you need flour for roti or chapati, explore Asali Foxtail Millet Flour at MyLocalMart.
The barnyard millet price per kg varies between brands, retailers and product forms.
MyLocalMart has listed Farmers Gold Barnyard Millet (Samwa) 1kg at £2.99, while Smartbazaar has listed Shree Krishna Barnyard Millet 1kg at £3.49.
MyLocalMart's Asali range also includes Barnyard Millet and Barnyard Millet Flour.
Choose whole barnyard millet for suitable khichdi and rice-style dishes. Select barnyard millet flour when your recipe specifically requires ground millet.
The proso millet 1kg price also varies by retailer and availability.
GB Basket has listed Manna Proso Millet 1kg at a regular price of £3.99, although the product was marked out of stock.
MyLocalMart has listed Asali Prosso Millet 1kg. Check its current product page for the latest price, pack size and availability.
Proso millet is generally used in recipes requiring cooked whole grains.
If you are wondering which millet is costly, there is no single variety that is always the most expensive.
Prices depend on the brand, processing, packaging, retailer and availability.
For example, two retailers may charge different prices for the same millet variety. Whole millet and millet flour may also have different prices.
Compare equivalent pack weights and product forms before deciding which option costs more.
The simplest way to compare millet prices is to calculate the cost per kilogram.
Price per kg = Pack price ÷ Pack weight in kg
For example:
A 500g pack costing £2.00 equals £4.00 per kg.
A 750g pack costing £3.00 equals £4.00 per kg.
A 1kg pack costing £3.50 equals £3.50 per kg.
These are calculation examples, not verified retailer prices.
Remember to include delivery charges when comparing the total cost of an online order.
You can buy millet through specialist Indian grocery shops and online retailers.
MyLocalMart offers millet products for different cooking requirements, including Asali Foxtail Millet Flour, Asali Barnyard Millet, Asali Barnyard Millet Flour and Asali Prosso Millet.
Check each product listing for its current price, pack size and availability.
For more buying guidance, read Where to Buy Millets in the UK — Foxtail, Barnyard, Proso & More.
You can also explore Millets & Ancient Grains — The Complete MyLocalMart Guide to learn about different millet varieties and their cooking uses.
The price depends on the millet variety and retailer. UK online listings have shown Farmers Gold Barnyard Millet 1kg at £2.99 and Shree Krishna Foxtail Millet 1kg at £3.49. Prices may change, so check the current listings before buying.
Smartbazaar has listed Shree Krishna Foxtail Millet 1kg at £3.49. Other brands and foxtail millet flour products may have different prices.
MyLocalMart has listed Farmers Gold Barnyard Millet (Samwa) 1kg at £2.99. Check the current product page for the latest price and availability.
GB Basket has listed Manna Proso Millet 1kg at a regular price of £3.99, although the product was marked out of stock. Prices at other retailers may differ.
No millet variety is consistently the most expensive. Compare current prices per kilogram for equivalent products to identify which option costs more.
If you are comparing millet prices in the UK, explore the millet range at MyLocalMart.
Choose from Foxtail Millet Flour, Barnyard Millet, Barnyard Millet Flour and Prosso Millet, depending on your recipe requirements.
Browse the product listings, check current prices, pack sizes and availability, and order millet products online from MyLocalMart for UK delivery.