The Flour Behind the Family
We weren't looking to start a flour company. We were just looking for good atta.
As immigrants ourselves, we knew what fresh roti was supposed to taste like. But the atta at the Indian grocery store had already crossed two oceans and sat in a warehouse for months before reaching the shelf. And the fresh-milled options nearby? Nearly $10 for 2 pounds - too expensive for a family rolling rotis every single day.
So we went looking for a better way. We found family-owned stone mills right here on the East Coast, grinding US-grown wheat the way it was always meant to be ground - slow, whole, and without a single additive.
The result smells like real wheat, rolls like you remember, and reaches store shelves within days of milling. Fresh atta, at a price your family can afford. That's Roz Roti.
Fresh enough to notice
Real wheat aroma, dough that feels alive, and rotis that cook the way you remember.
East Coast stone mills
Family-owned mills grinding fresh from locally grown wheat instead of relying on months-old imports.
No additives, no shortcuts
Just whole wheat atta, milled slowly and packed without preservatives or bleaching agents.
Made for everyday kitchens
Fresh atta should be a family staple, not a premium specialty product priced out of daily use.