Rank 283 Flipkart grocery listings by what 100 grams costs. The cheapest quarter advertises a median 50% off. The dearest quarter advertises 13%.
We read 287 namkeen, biscuit, instant-noodle and tomato-sauce listings from Flipkart's own search results on 26 October 2026 and divided each price by the net pack weight the listing itself states. The shelf runs Rs. 9.26 to Rs. 504 per 100g - and the discount badge runs backwards against it. Ranked by unit price, the cheapest quarter of the read carries a median 50% badge; the dearest quarter carries 13%. Imported noodles cost four times what namkeen costs per gram and advertise a fifth of the discount. Here is the shelf, sorted by what a gram actually costs.
Every price below was pulled from Flipkart on October 26, 2026 and checked against the MRP on the listing. Stack them with the live codes on our Flipkart coupons page, which the deals desk re-verifies daily.
Four bottles from Rs. 9.26 to Rs. 115.42 per 100g. The cheapest grams in the whole read are here - and so is a 12.5x spread inside one shelf.
Rs. 88, stated Rs. 150, badged 41%, Rs. 9.26 per 100g, 4.1 stars from 13 ratings published by Flipkart
Why it earned its spot no listing in 283 weight-stating tiles sells grams more cheaply than this one, and it is seated first because it sets the floor every other price here is measured against.
Rs. 98, stated Rs. 160, badged 39%, Rs. 9.80 per 100g, 4.2 stars from 1,160 ratings published by Flipkart
Why it earned its spot it is the most-reviewed listing seated on this page by a wide margin and sits within half a rupee of the read's cheapest unit price.
Rs. 126, stated Rs. 199, badged 37%, Rs. 39.38 per 100g, no rating published by Flipkart
Why it earned its spot it shows what happens to the unit price inside a single category when the pack shrinks, with the badge barely moving.
Rs. 277, stated Rs. 320, badged 13%, Rs. 115.42 per 100g, 4.6 stars from 8 ratings published by Flipkart
Why it earned its spot it is the dearest sauce per 100g in the read and carries one of the shallowest badges on the shelf, which is the page's argument in a single tile.
Five packs from Rs. 21.85 to Rs. 169.75 per 100g, including the deepest discount seated here - which lands on some of the cheapest food on the page.
Rs. 437, stated Rs. 575, badged 24%, Rs. 21.85 per 100g, 5 stars from 4 ratings published by Flipkart
Why it earned its spot of 75 namkeen listings this is among the cheapest per gram, and it does it with a 24% badge rather than the shelf's usual 43%.
Rs. 204, stated Rs. 519, badged 61%, Rs. 25.50 per 100g, 4.4 stars from 17 ratings published by Flipkart
Why it earned its spot it is the deepest badge seated on this page and it lands on some of the cheapest grams, which is exactly the inversion the whole read is about.
Rs. 62, stated Rs. 70, badged 11%, Rs. 31.00 per 100g, 4 stars from 49 ratings published by Flipkart
Why it earned its spot at Rs. 62 it is the cheapest thing seated here, which makes it the clearest test of whether a small badge means a bad buy.
Rs. 261, stated Rs. 499, badged 48%, Rs. 130.50 per 100g, no rating published by Flipkart
Why it earned its spot it sits in the dearest quarter of the read by unit price while carrying a badge from the cheapest quarter's range, which is the exception worth showing.
Rs. 679, stated Rs. 1,125, badged 40%, Rs. 169.75 per 100g, 4.3 stars from 3 ratings published by Flipkart
Why it earned its spot it is the top of the namkeen shelf's unit-price range and shows how far a flavoured, portioned pack moves the rate.
Five packs from Rs. 17.58 to Rs. 151.67 per 100g - a 65% badge on the cheapest, a 12% badge from Parle, and a 1% badge on the heaviest pack in the read.
Rs. 211, stated Rs. 600, badged 65%, Rs. 17.58 per 100g, 3.8 stars from 171 ratings published by Flipkart
Why it earned its spot it is the cheapest biscuit per gram in the read and carries the second-deepest badge seated here, which repeats the inversion on a third shelf.
Rs. 439, stated Rs. 499, badged 12%, Rs. 54.87 per 100g, 4.3 stars from 65 ratings published by Flipkart
Why it earned its spot it is the only listing seated here from a household-name biscuit brand, and it shows what that does to both columns.
Rs. 1,402, stated Rs. 1,410, badged 1%, Rs. 46.73 per 100g, 3.8 stars from 17 ratings published by Flipkart
Why it earned its spot it is the largest pack in the read by weight and the smallest percentage off, and it is seated because both facts matter to the same shopper.
Rs. 230, stated Rs. 250, badged 8%, Rs. 115.00 per 100g, 4.1 stars from 132 ratings published by Flipkart
Why it earned its spot it sits in the dearest quarter of the read on one of the shallowest badges, which is the rule the chapter above kept breaking.
Rs. 182, stated Rs. 499, badged 64%, Rs. 151.67 per 100g, no rating published by Flipkart
Why it earned its spot it is the one biscuit that carries both a deep badge and a high unit price, so it is the counter-example and belongs on the page.
Six packs from Rs. 19.92 to Rs. 167.86 per 100g. Imported brands run a median Rs. 131.26 per 100g at a 9% badge; everything else, Rs. 65.00 at 26%.
Rs. 239, stated Rs. 240, badged 0%, Rs. 19.92 per 100g, 3.7 stars from 12 ratings published by Flipkart
Why it earned its spot it opens the noodle chapter because it is the cheapest unit price on the dearest shelf, and it advertises no discount at all.
Rs. 184, stated Rs. 399, badged 54%, Rs. 51.11 per 100g, 4.2 stars from 172 ratings published by Flipkart
Why it earned its spot it shows the domestic end of the noodle shelf: deeper badge, far lower rate, and a rating history worth having.
Rs. 380, stated Rs. 650, badged 42%, Rs. 58.46 per 100g, 4.8 stars from 17 ratings published by Flipkart
Why it earned its spot it is the clearest like-for-like on the page: the same flavour promise as the imported packs below, at a fraction of the unit price and triple the badge.
Rs. 348, stated Rs. 400, badged 13%, Rs. 145.00 per 100g, 4.1 stars from 49 ratings published by Flipkart
Why it earned its spot it is the reference imported pack - a name shoppers search for by name - and its numbers are the import pattern exactly.
Rs. 470, stated Rs. 560, badged 16%, Rs. 167.86 per 100g, 4 stars from 30 ratings published by Flipkart
Why it earned its spot at Rs. 167.86 per 100g it is the top of the seated unit-price range and the exact opposite end of the read from pick 01.
Rs. 1,894, stated Rs. 1,899, badged 0%, Rs. 157.83 per 100g, no rating published by Flipkart
Why it earned its spot it is the most expensive listing in all 287 tiles and, like the cheapest noodles on this page, advertises no discount at all.
First, read the pack-size line under the title before the percentage. It is structured data on Flipkart - "2 x 400 g", "1 kg" - and dividing the price by it takes seconds. Second, expect the badge to be deepest where the food is cheapest per gram. That is the pattern across all 283 listings here, so a deep badge is close to no information about value. Third, check whether the same brand sells a bigger pack. On this page a 10-pack of the same noodles is about 6% cheaper per gram than the 2-pack and no badge says so. Fourth, treat an unrated tile with a deep discount as unproven - 98 of the listings in this read publish no rating at all, and four of those are seated here precisely so you can see what that looks like.
| Product | Sale price | MRP | Discount |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chokhi Dhani ketchup Rs. 88 — Rs. 9.26 per 100g, the read's floor | Rs. 88 | Rs. 150 | 41% |
| Gustora 1 kg ketchup Rs. 98 — Rs. 9.80, on 1,160 ratings | Rs. 98 | Rs. 160 | 39% |
| Zolita kids' ketchup Rs. 126 — Rs. 39.38, four times the rate | Rs. 126 | Rs. 199 | 37% |
| Lee Kum Kee hoisin Rs. 277 — Rs. 115.42 per 100g, 13% badge | Rs. 277 | Rs. 320 | 13% |
| VIMAL chevdo 2 kg Rs. 437 — Rs. 21.85, cheapest namkeen here | Rs. 437 | Rs. 575 | 24% |
| Bansiram gathiya combo Rs. 204 — 61% badge, Rs. 25.50 | Rs. 204 | Rs. 519 | 61% |
| shobha ragi chips Rs. 62 — cheapest tag, an 11% badge | Rs. 62 | Rs. 70 | 11% |
| Popkal makhana 200 g Rs. 261 — Rs. 130.50, badged 48% | Rs. 261 | Rs. 499 | 48% |
| Chakna Makhna makhana Rs. 679 — Rs. 169.75 per 100g | Rs. 679 | Rs. 1,125 | 40% |
| BAKEMATE 1.2 kg biscuits Rs. 211 — Rs. 17.58, 65% badge | Rs. 211 | Rs. 600 | 65% |
| Parle Platina combo Rs. 439 — Rs. 54.87, a 12% badge | Rs. 439 | Rs. 499 | 12% |
| Taste Good 3 kg sugar-free Rs. 1,402 — a 1% badge | Rs. 1,402 | Rs. 1,410 | 1% |
| MidBreak millet biscuits Rs. 230 — Rs. 115 per 100g | Rs. 230 | Rs. 250 | 8% |
| PANCHATM cookies 120 g Rs. 182 — Rs. 151.67, badged 64% | Rs. 182 | Rs. 499 | 64% |
| Chengu hakka noodles Rs. 239 — Rs. 19.92, a 0% badge | Rs. 239 | Rs. 240 | 0% |
| Thanjai millet noodles Rs. 184 — Rs. 51.11, 54% badge | Rs. 184 | Rs. 399 | 54% |
| keekoo Korean-style ramen Rs. 380 — Rs. 58.46, 42% badge | Rs. 380 | Rs. 650 | 42% |
| Nongshim Shin Ramyun Rs. 348 — Rs. 145, a 13% badge | Rs. 348 | Rs. 400 | 13% |
| Samyang Buldak pack of 2 Rs. 470 — Rs. 167.86 per 100g | Rs. 470 | Rs. 560 | 16% |
| Samyang 10-pack Rs. 1,894 — dearest tag, a 0% badge | Rs. 1,894 | Rs. 1,899 | 0% |
Each selling price, stated MRP, discount badge, pack size, star average and rating count on this page came from the product data flipkart.com itself serves on its search results, read on 26 October 2026, logged out, from India, with nothing bought and nothing eaten. The queries were "namkeen pack", "biscuit pack", "instant noodles pack" and "tomato sauce bottle", returning 287 distinct listings.
283 of the 287 listings state a net pack weight in Flipkart's own pack-size field - "2 x 400 g", "1 kg", "12 x 100 g" - which is structured data, not a guess read out of a title. Price divided by that weight gives the rupees-per-100g figure on every card. Every median, range and quarter quoted on this page is computed over all 283, not over the 20 seated here. The four listings whose pack field is unparseable are excluded from every figure.
Flipkart's pack-size field and the listing's own title are read against each other for every seated pick. Where they disagree, the listing is not seated. The read's extreme unit price - a single 70 g Maggi packet listed at Rs. 353, which is Rs. 504.29 per 100g - is reported in the range above and deliberately left unseated, because one reseller tile is not a finding about a shelf.
98 of the 283 listings publish no rating at all, and four of the 20 seated here are among them. Those four are seated because the blank matters next to a deep badge. Where a star average exists it is printed as Flipkart publishes it, with its count, and a three-rating or four-rating average is called out as one rather than treated as a verdict. Nothing here is an editorial score.
This is a price read. No listing on this page has been tasted, cooked, weighed on arrival or checked for freshness, shelf life or packaging integrity, and nothing here is dietary, nutritional or medical advice. Descriptions such as "sugar-free", "millet", "no maida" or "imported" are the listings' own words, reproduced and not verified.
In this read of 283 weight-stating listings on 26 October 2026, the cheapest unit price is a 950 g Chokhi Dhani tomato ketchup at Rs. 88, which works out to Rs. 9.26 per 100g. A 1 kg Gustora bottle at Rs. 98 is a close second at Rs. 9.80. Both are sauces; the cheapest namkeen in the read is a 2 kg VIMAL chevdo pack at Rs. 21.85 per 100g, and the cheapest biscuits are a 1.2 kg BAKEMATE family pack at Rs. 17.58.
Not on this shelf. Ranked by rupees per 100g, the cheapest quarter of the read carries a median 50% badge and the dearest quarter a median 13%. The badge tracks which aisle a listing sits in far more closely than it tracks value: cheap-per-gram namkeen and biscuit combos advertise deep percentages, while imported noodles and small premium packs advertise almost none. Dividing the price by the stated pack weight takes about five seconds and tells you more than the percentage does.
Because most of the instant-noodle shelf is imported. In this read the 42 listings from Samyang, Nongshim, Ottogi, Paldo, Nissin and Ishimaru run a median Rs. 131.26 per 100g at a 9% badge, while the other 30 noodle listings - millet noodles, hakka noodles and Indian-made Korean-style ramen - run Rs. 65.00 per 100g at 26%. The namkeen shelf's median is Rs. 33.50. The import premium is roughly fourfold against namkeen and it comes with the shallowest discounts on the page.
It varies enormously, and this read shows the pattern. The one household-name brand seated here, Parle, prints Rs. 499 against a Rs. 439 price - a 12% badge. Unfamiliar brands on the same shelf print strike-throughs two and three times their selling price. We report every stated MRP as the figure the listing prints and compare it with others on the same shelf; nothing here asserts that any such figure is false or improper.
Continuously, and pack sizes rotate faster than prices do - the same brand frequently appears as a single pack, a 2-pack and a 5-pack at different unit rates within one results page. Every figure here was read on 26 October 2026 and should be treated as a snapshot of that day. Check the live listing, and check the pack-size line under the title before the percentage.



















