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D. Bhar Gurer Narkel Naru an exclusive product to Bong Haat. The name D Bhar does not need an introduction as the brand has been selling the most famous Dulal Chandra Bhar Tal Misri (Palm Candy) since decades in India and abroad. This Gurer Narkel Naru is made from freshly grated coconut and jaggery mixed together. Every care is taken while making these Narkel Naru and packed in food graded packets. So enjoy your Bengali lifestyles wherever you live.

Buy fresh Mukharochak Rossogolla Online from Bong Haat. A soft, juicy & spongy traditional Bengali sweet made from fresh cow milk is regarded as the king of all Indian sweets. Ingredients: Fresh cow milk & sugar syrup.

This soft, juicy & spongy traditional Bengali Rosogolla is made from fresh cow milk is regarded as the king of all Indian sweets. Ingredients: Fresh cow milk & sugar syrup. This Rosogolla is tinned packed from the Century old brand Ganguram, a name synonymous with traditional as well as modern sweets of Bengal.

Gooli Sandesh as the name says is the traditional Bengali sweet. This Sandesh is a speciality Sandesh from the house of Balaram Mullick and Radharaman Mullick in Kolkata. A deliciously beautiful football shaped Bengali sweet. Even with the unique, the taste is quite enjoyable. A great melt in mouth delicacy. Balaram Mullick and Radharaman Mullick has been offering authentic and quality Bengali Sweets in the city of Kolkata since its inception in 1885. Balaram's has evolved from what was once just a makeshift hutment surviving only on the policy of counter sales to a throbbing venture of 5 generations.

Mandir Sandesh as the name says is the traditional Bengali sweet. This Sandesh is a speciality Sandesh from the house of Balaram Mullick and Radharaman Mullick in Kolkata. A deliciously beautiful Mandir (Temple) shaped Bengali sweet. Even with the unique, the taste is quite enjoyable. A great melt in mouth delicacy. Balaram Mullick and Radharaman Mullick has been offering authentic and quality Bengali Sweets in the city of Kolkata since its inception in 1885. Balaram's has evolved from what was once just a makeshift hutment surviving only on the policy of counter sales to a throbbing venture of 5 generations.