Snacks

Paneer kaathi roll

Also called: paneer kaathi roll, paneer kathi roll, paneer kati roll, paneer roll, kathi roll paneer, paneer frankie, paneer kathi

Paneer kaathi roll is that proper street-style snack jo office break, college canteen, ya evening hunger pangs mein seedha hit karta hai. Soft paneer, spicy masala, onions, capsicum, and chutney wrapped in a roti make it filling, messy in the best way, and very desi-chatpata.

Key Takeaway: One kaathi roll of Paneer kaathi roll (250g) contains 714.8 kcal, 17.3g protein, 50.3g carbs, and 49g fat. This roll gives a decent mix of protein from paneer and egg, plus a little fiber from whole wheat, onion, and capsicum — so it feels more satisfying than a plain maida roll. The mint chutney with curds can add a small probiotic nudge, while onion and capsicum bring prebiotic-friendly veg bits and vitamin C. But the two rounds of oil make it quite heavy, so digestion can feel sluggish if you eat it fast or on an empty stomach. Best trick: pair it with a little salad or squeeze some lemon on top — it helps the meal feel lighter and supports digestion a bit better.
714.8 kcal
17.3g Protein
50.3g Carbs
49g Fat

Per 1 kaathi roll (250g)

Calorie Breakdown

10%
28%
62%
Protein Carbs Fat

Nutrition Facts

Nutrient Per kaathi roll (250g) Per 100g
Calories 714.8 kcal 285.9 kcal
Protein 17.3g 6.9g
Carbohydrates 50.3g 20.1g
Fat 49g 19.6g
Fiber 6g 2.4g
Sugar 8.3g 3.3g
Micronutrients (per 100g)
Sodium 221.03 mg
Calcium 101.66 mg
Iron 1.42 mg
Vitamin C 18.67 mg
Folate 54.04 µg

What Goes Into It

Per serving (1 kaathi roll)

Maida 10g
Whole wheat flour 20g
Capsicum 12.5g
Green chilli 0.8g
Onion 12.5g
Onion rings 10g
Pepper 0.6g
Paneer 25g
Beaten egg 13.8g
Garam masala 0.3g
Red chilli powder 0.6g
Oil 7.5g
Oil 18.8g
Salt 0.6g
Salt 1.2g
Mint chutney with curds 15g

gastroenterology Gut Health Insight

This roll gives a decent mix of protein from paneer and egg, plus a little fiber from whole wheat, onion, and capsicum — so it feels more satisfying than a plain maida roll. The mint chutney with curds can add a small probiotic nudge, while onion and capsicum bring prebiotic-friendly veg bits and vitamin C. But the two rounds of oil make it quite heavy, so digestion can feel sluggish if you eat it fast or on an empty stomach. Best trick: pair it with a little salad or squeeze some lemon on top — it helps the meal feel lighter and supports digestion a bit better.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is paneer kaathi roll healthy?

It’s a filling snack, not a light one. One roll has about 714.8 kcal, 17.3g protein, and 49g fat, so it’s more of a meal than a snack. The whole wheat, paneer, and veggies help, but the oil makes it quite rich.

How many calories are in 1 paneer kaathi roll?

One kaathi roll of 250g has about 714.8 calories. Most of the calories come from oil, paneer, and the wrap, so it adds up fast.

Can diabetics eat paneer kaathi roll?

Yes, but portion matters. One roll has around 50.3g carbs and only 6g fiber, so it can raise blood sugar if eaten alone. Better to have it with salad or as part of a balanced meal, not as a random evening bite.

Is paneer kaathi roll good for weight loss?

Not really as an everyday weight-loss snack. At 714.8 kcal and 49g fat per roll, it is quite calorie-dense. If you want it sometimes, share one or eat half with extra veggies and less chutney/oil.

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Nutrition data sourced from ICMR-NIN Indian Food Composition Tables (IFCT) and the Indian Nutrient Database (INDB 2024). Values are per standard serving and may vary with preparation method.

Curated by Ashutosh Swaraj, Founder of Shellel