Buy dry fruits online in Bhopal

Sheer khurma and the Eid morning

In Bhopal, sheer khurma is made on the morning of Eid with vermicelli, milk, and plenty of dry fruits. Cooks want Chuara / Kharak (Dry Dates), Regular Dakh (Raisin), Pista Kernels and sliced Badam Katran. During Ramzan, Ajwa Dates are popular for iftar. Browse our raisin collection.

The city of lakes

With the Upper Lake and the Lower Lake in the middle, Bhopal is more humid than most of Madhya Pradesh in the monsoon months. Store nuts in airtight jars, and keep the fridge for Kaju Roasted. Winters are mild and pleasant, perfect for ladoo.

Poha-jalebi mornings and long weddings

Bhopalis start the day with poha and jalebi, and a handful of cashews in the poha is common. Weddings, both Hindu and Muslim, are large, with many dishes cooked in ghee. Our dry fruit gift box suits shagun and Diwali gifting.

Delivery

A Bhopal order usually reaches you in 2–4 days by courier, weighed to the gram and sealed airtight. We also reach Sehore, Vidisha, Raisen and Narmadapuram. Orders start at ₹1,000 and every order ships free. Payment is online only.

Old city, new city. Old Bhopal around Chowk is known for its kebabs, biryani and sweet corners, while the New Market area has office workers and families shopping for the week. The first crowds in the old city for dry fruit buying come before Eid, and the second wave in the new city arrives before Diwali. If you cook for both festivals, order two baskets of different weights and label the jars with the month, so that you use the older pack first. Bhopal also has a strong Marathi and Sindhi presence, and Ganesh Chaturthi and Cheti Chand bring their own sweets, such as modak with cashew stuffing and sai bhaji sweets. The city’s Bhopali paan culture adds a quiet demand for mukhwas, so fennel, dry coconut and sweet seed mixes sit on many dining tables after lunch.