Gujarati Sweets & Snacks Blog

Learn what Methi Pak, Magaj, Gundar Pak, Adadiya Pak, chevdo and nankhatai are, how they are made and when Gujarati families eat them. Everything we write about, we make fresh to order.

• Gluten Free Indian Sweets: Which of Ours Are Wheat Free? Looking for Indian sweets without wheat? Four of our traditional winter paks are made without any wheat, semolina or plain flour. Each one is made fresh…
• The Gujarati Winter Food Calendar: From Diwali to Uttarayan Between Diwali and Uttarayan, the Gujarati food calendar is full of sweets and snacks. This guide walks through the winter season, what families traditionally eat and…
• Winter Sweets Gifts for Parents and New Mothers in the UK Winter is the season for sending something homemade to family. Traditional Gujarati sweets make a thoughtful gift for parents and grandparents, and for anyone who has…
• Which Winter Pak Should You Try First? Methi, Magaj, Adadiya, Gundar or Panjiri If you are new to Gujarati winter sweets, the choice can feel confusing. Methi Pak, Magaj, Adadiya Pak, Gundar Pak and Panjiri are all traditional, but…
• Methi Pak: What It Tastes Like, How It Is Eaten and How to Store It Methi Pak is one of the best-known Gujarati winter sweets. It is simple, rich and not overly sweet, and many families eat it in the cold…
• Gujarati Winter Sweets (Pak): What They Are and When to Start Eating Them When the weather turns cold, Gujarati kitchens change. Out come the heavy pans, the ghee, the nuts and the spices, and the winter pak season begins.…
• How Much Do Gujarati Sweets Cost? A UK Price Guide Homemade Gujarati sweets cost more than mass-produced ones because of what goes in them and how they are made. This guide shows what you can expect…
• Indian Sweets Gift Ideas for Every Occasion in the UK Homemade Indian sweets make a gift that feels personal. They suit more occasions than most people think, and they travel and keep well. Here are ideas…
• Ramadan Iftar Snacks and Sweets: Homemade Ideas for the UK During Ramadan, the table at iftar and the snacks around suhoor matter. If you want homemade sweets and savoury snacks to share, this guide shows what…
• Eid Sweets and Biscuits: A UK Gifting Guide Eid is a time for visiting family, sharing food and giving gifts, and sweets and biscuits are at the centre of it. This guide covers the…
• Diwali Sweets Guide: What to Serve and Gift in the UK Diwali is the festival of lights and, for many families, the biggest sweet-sharing time of the year. If you are planning what to serve or give…
• Where to Buy Gujarati Sweets Online in the UK If you are searching for Gujarati sweets online in the UK, the choice can be confusing. Many shops sell boxes that were made weeks ago. At…
• Discover the Best Biryani in Town: A Legacy of Taste and Tradition When it comes to celebrating the rich culinary heritage of South Asia, biryani is a dish that stands out. It's more than just a rice dish;…
• The Nutritional Wonder of Adadiya Pak: A Winter Delight When the temperatures drop, the search for comforting and nourishing foods begins. Adadiya Pak, a traditional Gujarati winter dessert, stands out as a delightful mix of…
• The Indian Snack Experience: Crafting the Perfect Biryani Masala At Indian Snack, biryani is more than just a dish – it’s an experience steeped in tradition, flavors, and memories. Our journey to creating the perfect…
• Exploring the Heritage of Methi Pak, Gundar Pak, and Adadiya Pak India's rich culinary tradition offers a wide array of sweets and snacks, each carrying cultural significance and health benefits. Among the timeless treasures are Methi Pak,…
• Quality Is Our Priority Our Ingredients, Like Pure Ghee, Are Chosen With Care, and Our Products Contain No Artificial Colours or Preservatives When it comes to creating indulgent treats and…
• The Marvel of Biryani: A Culinary Masterpiece Biryani is not just food; it is an emotion. Across the globe, this aromatic dish has transcended boundaries and cultures, winning hearts with its rich flavors,…
• Delightful Homemade Biscuits to Celebrate Eid: A Sweet Tradition Eid al-Fitr, also known as the "Festival of Breaking the Fast," and Eid al-Adha, the "Festival of Sacrifice," are two of the most significant celebrations in…
• Exploring Hyderabadi Biryani’s Rise in the UK Culinary Scene Hyderabadi Biryani, a culinary masterpiece that originated in the heart of India, has found its way to the United Kingdom, captivating taste buds and creating a…
• Crunchy Delights Unveiled: Exploring the World of Chevdo and Bombay Mix When it comes to delightful and savory snacks, few can match the irresistible appeal of Chevdo and Bombay Mix. Packed with a tantalizing blend of almonds,…