Over 20 families recently joined us at the Reddot Mill to experience the journey behind our products—from carefully selected grains to stone milling and flour production.
Meeting families who cook with Reddot products every day, welcoming them to our mill, answering their questions, and hearing their feedback was incredibly motivating. For us, the most valuable part of the day was listening.
We learned how families are using our flours and lentils, what they would like to see next, and where we can improve.
Seeing the milling process up close gave them greater confidence in the quality, hygiene, and care that goes into every batch. Many were impressed by our setup and appreciated the transparency. For us, these moments are just as valuable as the food itself.
Every question, suggestion, and story shared during the visit helps us continue creating products that truly belong in family kitchens.
Food has always been about much more than what is served on the plate. It carries care, connection, traditions and the small moments that bring families closer.
Why "Khaana Khaya Kya?" Means So Much
During the tour, we asked everyone a simple question:
"If your mum called you right now, what would she ask first?"
The answer was almost always the same:
"Khaana Khaya Kya?"
Although the words are simple, the emotions behind them are powerful.
For some, it's their mother's way of asking if they're taking care of themselves. For others, it's a reminder of home, family, and the comfort of knowing someone cares.
It's not just a question about food.
It's a question about wellbeing.
It's a way of staying connected.
It's love expressed through everyday words.
Tour Highlights
Food That Connects Generations
Our relationship with food is built through these small moments: family meals, traditional recipes, and the memories created around the kitchen table.
As we continue building our "Khaana Khaya Kya?" initiative, we hope to create more opportunities for families, especially younger generations, to reconnect with the stories behind their food and appreciate the journey from grain to meal.
June's Mill Tour
From Mill to Meal
A mill tour may last only a few hours, but the conversations, connections, and memories stay with us much longer.
At Reddot Food, our journey isn't just about milling flour. It's about bringing people closer to their food, celebrating traditions, and creating products that families can trust.
