Seeds & Dry Fruits Laddoo

The dates give it a fudgy caramel sweetness that is hard to stop at one. No maida and no refined sugar, and it still tastes like a proper laddoo. I have it with black coffee in the evening instead of a cookie. Sticking with this one, no reason to look further.

The dates give it a fudgy caramel sweetness that is hard to stop at one. It is the first healthy snack my kids actually ask for. Reordering the 10 pack, single packs go too fast.

Deep, almost toffee like flavour from the dates and jaggery together. It holds shape and does not crumble into the wrapper like the homemade ones do. Perfect for that 4 pm office hunger where you would otherwise raid the vending machine. Would happily buy a bigger carton if you make one.

Sweet, chewy and studded with nuts, I finished the pack in one sitting. Stayed fresh till the last pack, no rancid smell which is my usual fear with seed products. I have it with black coffee in the evening instead of a cookie. Worth the ₹49, one pack replaces a ₹60 cafe cookie that does nothing for you.

Sweet, chewy and studded with nuts, I finished the pack in one sitting. Genuinely tasty, which is not something I say about healthy snacks. My son studies late and this is what he takes up with his coffee instead of chips. Cheaper than the mithai box I used to buy every month.

It is the kind of sweet you eat slowly because it actually tastes of something. My whole family fights over the last one. I keep one in the car for my daughter after school pickup so she is not cranky till dinner. Sticking with this one, no reason to look further.

The crunch of the seeds against the soft dates is the best part. Each piece is individually wrapped so nothing dries out once the carton is open. My wife started keeping a pack in my laptop bag and it has stopped my canteen samosa. Stocked up after the first pack and I do not regret it.

Soft chewy centre with a nutty crunch running right through it. Honestly better tasting than most sweet shop laddoos I have paid more for. Put a carton into a Diwali hamper and got asked where I bought it. This has a permanent place in my monthly order now.

Rich without being cloying, the sweetness comes from real fruit. Ridiculously easy to finish, which is both good and dangerous. Sits in my desk drawer for days when meetings run through lunch. Cheaper than the mithai box I used to buy every month.

Every piece is packed, not a single one felt like filler. Honestly better tasting than most sweet shop laddoos I have paid more for. Both my children and I eat the same snack now, which never used to happen. Would happily buy a bigger carton if you make one.

Soft chewy centre with a nutty crunch running right through it. My whole family fights over the last one. I keep one in the car for my daughter after school pickup so she is not cranky till dinner. Would happily buy a bigger carton if you make one.

It tastes indulgent enough that my kids think they are getting a sweet. Flavour is good, I just wish the carton had a resealable flap. Sits in my desk drawer for days when meetings run through lunch. Good value, will finish this carton and buy again.

Every piece is packed, not a single one felt like filler. Everyone I have offered it to has asked where to buy it. Solves the post dinner sweet craving without opening a box of mithai. Second carton is already on the way.

Sweet, chewy and studded with nuts, I finished the pack in one sitting. I look forward to it, which never happened with the last healthy thing I bought. My grandchildren and I eat the same snack, which makes life simpler. Cheaper than the mithai box I used to buy every month.

Every piece is packed, not a single one felt like filler. Genuinely tasty, which is not something I say about healthy snacks. One piece actually holds the hunger, I am not reaching for a second. Goes into my kid's tiffin twice a week and comes back empty. Reordering the 10 pack, single packs go too fast.

Loaded with cashew and almond bits, every bite hits something. One bite in and I ordered another carton. Flavour is good, I just wish the carton had a resealable flap. Minor point, still ordering next month.

It tastes indulgent enough that my kids think they are getting a sweet. My whole family fights over the last one. I carry a couple when I travel for work so I am not eating airport food. Buying again before this box finishes.

It tastes far more premium than ₹49 suggests. Genuinely tasty, which is not something I say about healthy snacks. This is my pre workout at 6 am when I cannot handle a full breakfast. Worth the ₹49, one pack replaces a ₹60 cafe cookie that does nothing for you.

Rich without being cloying, the sweetness comes from real fruit. My evening tea tastes better since this showed up. Ingredient list is short and I could pronounce everything on it. Both my children and I eat the same snack now, which never used to happen. Buying again before this box finishes.

Loaded with cashew and almond bits, every bite hits something. It is the first healthy snack my kids actually ask for. You can see the seeds and nuts in the cut, nothing is hidden in a paste. I keep two in my bag for the commute so I am not buying vada pav at the station. Will be gifting a carton this festive season.

It is the kind of sweet you eat slowly because it actually tastes of something. Not sticky the way jaggery sweets usually are, no mess on the hands. Perfect for a hostel room where we cannot store anything that spoils. Stocked up after the first pack and I do not regret it.

It tastes far more premium than ₹49 suggests. Everyone I have offered it to has asked where to buy it. This is my pre workout at 6 am when I cannot handle a full breakfast. Please do not change the recipe.

It is the kind of sweet you eat slowly because it actually tastes of something. One bite in and I ordered another carton. No maida and no refined sugar, and it still tastes like a proper laddoo. I hand one to the kids after their evening play instead of a packet of biscuits. Second carton is already on the way.

It smells like roasted nuts the moment you open the wrapper. One bite in and I ordered another carton. Six months of shelf life means I can stock a carton without rushing to finish it. I have one after lunch at work instead of walking down for a sweet. Already recommended it to three people in my team.

Chewy, nutty and rich, it eats like a proper dessert. Ingredient list is short and I could pronounce everything on it. Put a carton into a Diwali hamper and got asked where I bought it. Will be gifting a carton this festive season.

Chewy, nutty and rich, it eats like a proper dessert. Tastes better than it has any right to for something this clean. No maida and no refined sugar, and it still tastes like a proper laddoo. Goes into my kid's tiffin twice a week and comes back empty. Stocked up after the first pack and I do not regret it.

Rich without being cloying, the sweetness comes from real fruit. Genuinely tasty, which is not something I say about healthy snacks. Cheaper than the samosa I used to buy every evening at the college gate. Already recommended it to three people in my team.

The dates give it a fudgy caramel sweetness that is hard to stop at one. Sits light, none of the heaviness fried sweets leave you with. I hand one to the kids after their evening play instead of a packet of biscuits. Already recommended it to three people in my team.

Tastes like the dry fruit laddoo my mother makes for festivals. It is the first healthy snack my kids actually ask for. I have it with black coffee in the evening instead of a cookie. Sticking with this one, no reason to look further.

The crunch of the seeds against the soft dates is the best part. My evening tea tastes better since this showed up. My kids ate it without asking what is inside, which never happens with healthy snacks. I keep one in the car for my daughter after school pickup so she is not cranky till dinner. Worth the ₹49, one pack replaces a ₹60 cafe cookie that does nothing for you.

It smells like roasted nuts the moment you open the wrapper. The carton did not last the week in our house. I keep two in my bag for the commute so I am not buying vada pav at the station. Please do not change the recipe.