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The only authentic one of its kind available in the market. In Nimki, Mukharochak has managed to maintain maximum home-made feel and yet doing the mass production. This Nimki will definitely make you recall the magic that our Mothers and Grandmothers were famous for. Keeping profitability aside, these Nimki’s base shape are always hand-made, hence each Nimki is solid and utterly crispy and tasty. It is a healthy snack - no artificial colour, flavour, preservatives or chemical & 0% cholesterol and TransFat.

These unassuming, innocent and humble looking namkeen cubes are a sheer surprise package! This is an ideal substitute for salty biscuits. Toss a few into your mouth and you will get that wonderful ‘taste’ alert. Sweet, salt and a little dash of spice makes Chowkhas, simply too good and perfect to complement your evening tea. It is a healthy snack - no artificial colour, flavour, preservatives or chemical & 0% cholesterol and TransFat.

Crispy Khasta Nimki (Popularly known as Namakpara in outside of West Bengal) is a classic and savoury snack which is a favourite amongst Bengali people. The distinguished features of this Bengali Nimki are its triangular shape and the layers consist of Kalo Jeera which gives typical Bengali flavour. This Khasta Nimki can be served with tea or enjoyed just like that. This Khasta Nimki can be stored for 6 to 7 days in air tight containers. This ideal tea snacks is sourced from Kolkata and shipped to customers place.

Basona, a very popular bakery item in West Bengal, is a perfect combination with tea. The crunchy with little sweetness, Basona Biscuit will make your mood fresh with every bite into it. This bakery item is sourced directly from the market in Kolkata is shipped to customers place. This pack will have 24 pieces of Basona Bakery containing 2 packets of 12 each Biscuit and the weight is around 650 grams.

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Patali Gur (Date Palm Jaggery), also known as Khejur Gur, is a Bengali winter delicacy and is well known to all Bengali people for its aroma. This Patali Gur is made exclusively for Bong Haat by the farmers in 4 districts in West Bengal. Patali Gur is popularly known as Khejur Gur. This Khejur Gur is used in various Bengali sweets items starting from Rosogolla, Sandesh, Payesh and in various other sweetmeats & confectionery items which are made in winter season only.

Boroline Antiseptic Ayurvedic Cream is a luxuriantly rich night repair cream to heal dry and rough skin overnight. Use Boroline every night and wake up every morning with soft, happy skin. Boroline, the original antiseptic cream of India reflects the trust of generations of consumers. To three generations of Indian consumers, Boroline has evolved as a caring and trusted member of the family to whom one turns to when in need

Buy Benimadhab Sil Directory Panjika (1424) Online from Bong Haat. Bengali Calendar1424 (2017-2018) by Benimadhab Sil. This Directory Panjika is in the form of a calendar and it contains Bengali ceremony date and time, marriage date and time and lots of important information regarding astrology, planet, festivals. Benimadhab Sil Full Panjika (1424) will provide event time & date, marriage date & time, Annaprashan date & time and other auspicious date & time for the month 14th April 2017 to 13th March 2018.

Gupta Press Directory Panjika 1426 (2019-20) published by Gupta Press (Durga Charan Gupta) in Kolkata. Gupta Press Directory Panjika is a Bengali Panchang/Almanac which was first published in 1869 from Kolkata to cater to the growing necessity of having a codified book of ceremonies; something like a reference frame, a book of lists, an ephemeris rolled into one that would satisfy the entire cross-section of the populace. An almanac in the Bengali vernacular, it proved to be the first commercial venture in the area of operation. True there were others Bengali Panchang/Almanac, but none at such a refined or large scale.