Buy dry fruits online in Jodhpur

Mawa kachori, ghevar and the Jodhpur sweet tray

Jodhpur eats sweet on a grand scale. The mawa kachori, the milk-based ghevar at Teej, and the thick rabri served in the old city all lean on crushed nuts. Home cooks here ask for Pista Pishori for milk masala and Badam Katran to scatter over the top. Our Jumbo Cashew (Kaju) is the one people pick for burfi.

Dry desert air and how to keep nuts

Marwar is dry for most of the year, which is kind to nuts, but summer heat above 40 degrees still turns the oils rancid in a loose packet. Keep your dry fruits in a steel or glass jar away from the stove, and refrigerate the cashew in May and June. See the full range of dates we pack.

Weddings and gifting

A Jodhpur wedding means thaals of mixed dry fruits for the baraat and the sagan. For Diwali and office gifting, our dry fruit gift box can be sent to a family across town or to a relative far away. Add Makhana (Fox Nut) for fasting days and Regular Anjeer for winter ladoo.

Delivery around Jodhpur

A Jodhpur order usually reaches you in 1–3 days by courier, weighed to the gram and sealed airtight. The courier also reaches Pali, Barmer, Jaisalmer and Nagaur. Orders start at ₹1,000 and every order ships free. Payment is online only. Order Medjool Dates and Regular Badam for the week, and mix them in your own jars at home.

Fasting and festival days. Gangaur, Teej and Navratri keep many Jodhpur homes on fruit and dry fruit diets for days. Makhana kheer, dates stuffed with almonds and plain roasted nuts are the usual picks, as none of them needs much cooking. Students at the university and clerks in the old city pack a small steel dabba of mixed nuts for the afternoon. Keep it small, so the nuts stay crisp for the whole week, and refill from the larger jar. Many Jodhpur families also stock up before the wedding season that follows Dev Uthani Ekadashi, when invitations arrive nearly every week. A shelf of ready jars saves a last-minute market run through Sardarpura in the heat. Cold-pressed seeds and plain walnuts round out a basket for relatives who prefer less sweet gifts.