Chia seeds 250gm pack

Tiny, neutral-tasting, quietly useful: chia seeds have earned their place in the modern Pakistani pantry. A spoonful stirred into water or milk turns into a soft gel; sprinkled dry, they add a gentle crunch to yogurt, smoothies and porridge. This is Khan Dry Fruits' 250gm pack at Rs 700 — a sensible size for a first bag.

What you are buying

Small, speckled seeds with almost no flavour of their own — which is precisely why they are easy to use. They absorb liquid and form a gel, making them a handy addition to drinks, overnight oats, smoothies and baking. A single sealed 250gm retail pack, clearly labelled.

Why this pack

250gm is the right size to start with: enough for weeks of daily use, small enough to stay fresh to the last spoon. A sealed retail pack beats a loose market-bin scoop on cleanliness and on knowing exactly what you received. Delivered to your door, COD on most orders.

Taste, texture and quality

Chia has little taste of its own — a mild, neutral flavour and, once soaked, a soft gel texture with a slight pop from the seed. Good chia looks clean and uniform, free of dust and debris, and smells neutral. Anything musty is a skip.

Choosing good chia seeds

Clean, uniform seeds with no dust, husks or mixed debris. Smell the pack — neutral is right, musty is wrong. Check the seal and pack date, and compare the same weight across sellers, since seed cleaning quality differs. See our online buying guide.

Pack size and price

Confirm live price and stock in the buy box at checkout.

Storage

Sealed, in an airtight container, in a cool dry spot away from stove heat and sunlight. Chia absorbs moisture eagerly, so a dry spoon is essential — and in monsoon humidity, the fridge is the safer home. See storing in heat and humidity and the monsoon storage guide.

How to use chia seeds

Stir a spoonful into a glass of water or milk, let it sit 15–20 minutes until it gels, then drink or eat. It also blends into smoothies, yogurt and overnight oats, or goes into baking batters.

Price and availability

The 250gm pack is Rs 700. Seed prices move with supply, so the live price on this page is the final word. For wider context, see the dry fruits price guide.

Delivery

Nationwide courier on most orders, COD where enabled at checkout. Lahore may have same-day or local options by area and timing. See the Lahore shop guide.

Helpful guides

• Dry fruits price in Pakistan
• How to buy dry fruits online
• Dry fruits collection

Pairs well with

• Dried Figs (Anjeer), 1kg
• Australian Almonds, 250gm
• Kagzi Badam, 1kg
• Dry Fruit Gift Box, 7 Portion

Common questions

How do I use chia seeds?

Stir a spoonful into water or milk, let it sit 15–20 minutes until it gels, then drink or eat. Also blends into smoothies, yogurt and overnight oats.

Do they need to be soaked?

Soaking gives the familiar gel texture, but they can be sprinkled dry onto food.

How should I store them in humid weather?

Sealed and airtight, in a cool dry spot — the fridge in monsoon humidity. Always use a dry spoon; chia absorbs moisture fast.

Do you deliver across Pakistan with COD?

Yes — nationwide courier on most orders, COD where enabled at checkout. Lahore may have same-day or local options.

Is the price fixed?

No. Prices move with supply and stock — use the live price on this page.