Buy dry fruits online in Alwar

Say Alwar and most Indians think of the kalakand called Alwar ka mawa, a grainy milk cake sold in boxes at every station. Home sweet-makers here like a topping of Pista Katran and a few Badam slices, and our Jumbo Cashew (Kaju) is a good base for cashew burfi when you want a change from milk.

Sariska, Siliserh and winter weekends

The Aravalli hills near Sariska and the lake at Siliserh make Alwar a weekend trip for Delhi families. A packed bag of Trial Mix with 12 Nuts fits into a picnic basket better than chips. In winter, Medjool Dates with milk is a simple evening.

Close to Delhi NCR

Many people in Bhiwadi and Behror work in factories and offices and snack at the desk. A jar of Makhana (Fox Nut) and Regular Cashew does not need cooking. Browse the cashew collection for flavours such as peri peri and black pepper.

Delivery and gifting

An Alwar order usually reaches you in 1–3 days by courier, weighed to the gram and sealed airtight. The courier also reaches Bhiwadi, Behror, Tijara and Rajgarh. For Diwali, weddings and office gifts, see the dry fruit gift box. Orders start at ₹1,000 and every order ships free. Payment is online only.

Mawa, milk and what to do with it. Alwar sits in dairy country, so khoya and paneer are everyday ingredients. A cook who makes kheer or phirni on a Sunday adds soaked almonds and a pinch of cardamom, and finishes with slivers of pistachio. Dry fruits also go into the halwa made at Hanuman temples on Tuesdays. Chopped nuts keep for a month in a shut jar, so one order covers several festivals, and the courier makes repeat orders easy. The same logic applies to cooking for guests. On Holi, gujiya filled with khoya, coconut and chopped cashew is a favourite across Rajasthan and the Alwar belt, and a handful of raisins goes in for sweetness. For Raksha Bandhan, a small tray of dates and almonds beside the rakhi plate is a simple thing sisters and brothers exchange without fuss.