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.
Buy fresh Mukharochak Gulab Jamun Online from Bong Haat. A soft & fluffy traditional sweet from best quality khoya & ghee for an oozing delicious sweetness. Ingredients: Wheat flour, milk solid, clarified butter (ghee), saffron, cardamom & sugar syrup. This Gulab Jamun is available in tinned box in 1 KG weight.
The most traditional soanpapdi prepared with pure ghee and dotted with finest nuts and other ingredients. A must-try item as it is, never grows old with time.
It is the improved variety of Sweet & Sour. The addition of cornflakes makes it all the more crunchier. An additional blend of rare and expensive spices (jaifal & jaitri) is used in it. You will relish its rich aroma & spicy flavours in every bite. It is a healthy snack - no artificial colour, flavour, preservatives or chemical & 0% cholesterol and TransFat.
Generally sweets (mithai) relates to formality whereas namkeen is related to friendship. 100% Love is such a product which can be gifted to your dear ones across all age groups and in any relation. 100% Love is an ideal alternate/ replacement of chocolates and sweets for all celebrations blended with rich cashewnuts, kismiss and selected spices. In order to feel the real taste of goodness, grab the festive pack of 100% Love. It is a healthy snack - no artificial colour, flavour, preservatives or chemical & 0% cholesterol and TransFat.
This Choto (Small) Combo pack has been designed keeping in mind the daily usage of these ingredients in every Bengali kitchen. And most importantly: the price will surely fit your your budget.
This Choto (Small) Combo pack includes 100 grams of Panch Phoron, 100 grams of Radhuni, 200 grams of JK Posto and 50 grams of Mustard Powder. All these items are sourced fresh from the market and packed with proper care. So relish your Bengali lifestyles only with Bong Haat, it really does not matter wherever you live.