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 to pay in the UK and why. The prices below were correct at the time of writing; see the shop page for current prices.
Our prices at a glance
| Product | Size | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Methi Pak, Magaj, Gundar Pak, Adadiya Pak, Panjiri | 500g | £15 |
| Methi Pak, Magaj, Gundar Pak, Adadiya Pak, Panjiri | 1kg | £30 |
| Chevdo | 500g / 1kg | £15 / £30 |
| Nankhatai | Tray of about 28 | £20 |
| Karachi biscuits | Tray of about 32 | £20 |
| Flower or assorted biscuits | 500g | £20 |
Why homemade sweets cost what they do
- Ingredients. Ghee, almonds, pistachios and cashews are expensive, and good sweets use plenty of them.
- Time. Each batch is mixed and cooked by hand, then cut and packed. Sweets like these cannot be rushed.
- Made to order. Because we make them fresh, nothing sits on a shelf for months.
What delivery costs
Delivery is charged by weight and shown at checkout before you pay. It starts from .50 and is free in Dewsbury and surrounding areas. A 500g box and a 1kg box are charged at different rates.
Ways to save
- Order 1kg. The price per 500g is the same, and you pay delivery once.
- Repeat monthly. Switch on “Repeat monthly” on a product to save 5%. You choose the date and can cancel up to 10 days before delivery.
- Combine products. Add several items to one basket and pay delivery once.
Common questions
Are Indian sweets cheaper in the shop?
Shop-bought boxes can look cheaper, but they are often made in bulk and kept for weeks. Ours are made to order with ghee and whole nuts.
Can I try before buying a full box?
We are working on a tasting box. Message us on WhatsApp if you would like to ask about small sizes.