Indian Snacks
Adadiya Pak
From: £15.00
A traditional winter dessert made with the beneficial urad dal flour, pistachios and a subtle hint of spice. Finished with sliced roasted almonds and edible gum to bring a crunch into the mix.
Also known as Adadiya, Aradiya Pak, Aradyu
Adadiya Pak in English: a Gujarati winter sweet made with urad dal (black gram) flour, pistachios and spices, finished with sliced almonds.
- Made fresh to order, so you pick your delivery date at checkout
- UK delivery from £5.50, with the cost shown before you pay
- Eat within 4 weeks, stored in an airtight container
Read more: Adadiya Pak: the nutritional winter sweet · Gujarati winter sweets (pak): the complete guide · Gujarati sweets price guide
Description
What is Adadiya Pak?
Adadiya Pak is a traditional Gujarati dessert – prepared during the winter warmth to benefit both the adults and children. Adadiya Pak is made with Urad dal flour. This dal is packed with proteins, which make it a super energising snack that it is. Urad dal is also rich in other nutrients like carbohydrates, vitamin B, iron, folic acid and calcium.
This nutritious snack is packed with many health benefits, including: improvement in joint pains, aches and pains, strong immunity and general health – especially during the cold season.
What ingredients go into Adadiya Pak?
Every ingredient is cooked to golden perfection before it is carefully set into a tray and cut by hand into squares.
Ingredients: Milk, Pure Ghee, Urad dal flour (Urad dal ka atta, papad flour or Adadiya flour), Gram flour (besan chickpea), Edible gum, Singoda flour, Elachi powder, Cinnamon powder, Almond, Pistachio, Caster sugar, Sakar.
- Freshly made to order and stored in an airtight container.
- Best served with a glass of milk for maximum benefit.
- Vegetarian
- Gluten Free
- Made in a sanitized environment.
- Made in a kitchen that also handles wheat, nuts, eggs and milk.
- Eat within 4 weeks.
Additional information
| Weight | 0.3 kg |
|---|---|
| Quantity | Per 500g, Per 1kg |
Customer Reviews
We all really enjoyed it 💕
Salaams JazakAllah khair for the chevdo and adadyu we all really enjoyed it 💕
Jzkl for sorting all of these lot out especially last minute.
Salaam, My cousin liked your methi. They’ve all tasted and liked the aradyu. If the foods good they don’t mind paying. Jzkl for sorting all of these lot out especially last minute.
Goondar is very nice jazaakallaah.
Goondar is very nice jazaakallaah.
Alhamdulillah, aradyu is very nice. Jazaakallaah
Influencer Reviews
A great service keeping alive Indian traditions in the UK
Growing up in a Gujarati family our home was nearly always filled with chewro, sev, gathiya, magaj and in the winter methi paak and more. I also loved the Indian traditions of using food to supplement health post birth/ surgery and other food linked remedies to give strength and energy where needed using Ayurvedic principles.
It's so great to see startups like @indiansnack_21 creating these goodies and scaling up to provide a nationwide delivery option to share with everyone. We were lucky enough to receive a taster pack from the team.
We received the below;
Magaj - a sweet halva made with gram flour, ghee and sugar or ghor
Methi paak - a winter tonic to preserve good health and strong backs - made from fenugreek powder which provides the slightly bitter flavour. My dad enjoyed this and gave it a thumbs up.
Aradyu - another sweet dish made with Adad flour, singoda flour and gram flour. Singoda is also great for good back health and is often used postpartum to support recovery.
Goondar paak - another sweet dish which is often used to bring thandak (coolness) to the body.
Naankhatai - buttery shortbread biscuits with nutmeg -an absolute classic in any Indian household
Chewro - (commonly known in the UK as Bombay Mix) this was yummy and didn't last long at all in the house.
A great service keeping alive Indian traditions in the UK.
Traditional Recipes for Gujarati sweets and savouries have been passed through generations
In search of authentic homemade Indian snacks? Well you've come to the right post @indiansnack_21 have kindly gifted me a selection of their Indian (Gujarati) snacks!
Let me start of by first giving a short background info about the person behind this business:
@indiansnack_21 has always been inspired by her late mother who had a passion for Indian cooking. Her homemade snacks would bring so much joy in the family.
Traditional Recipes for Gujarati sweets and savouries have been passed through generations.
Unfortunately the tradition is beginning to fade away; as people who want authentic homemade snacks are instead buying readily available but factory made products.
@indiansnack_21 therefore wanted to bring back what her late mother taught her: the real taste of Gujarati snacks; using high quality ingredients!
I received the following:
Magaj, Methi Pak, Aradyu, Chewro and Gundar PakIf I had to pick a favourite then it would be Chewro. Such a lovely mixture of nuts and other ingredients infused together which was loved by all. The Aradyu was also really nice. You could taste the flavours of the ingredients coming through.
My least favourite were the Magaj and Methi. Both tasted quite bitter and overpowering probably due to the elachi powder.
Overall, the best thing about these homemade snacks is that they (excl. chevdo) actually have some nutritional benefits. Makes one feel less guilty of consuming mithai.
Once again, thank you so much @indiansnack_21 for wanting me to review your products.
Would you like to try sorne? Well guess what!!
@indiansnack_21 have kindly offered not 1 but 100 customers a generous 10% discount for LIFE!Yes you've read, their first 100 customers will benefit from a 10% discount FOREVER!
So are you still having second thoughts of ordering...
