Festival Feast: Irresistible Snacks to Savor


Festival Snacks

Different festivals call for different types home made home made snacks. Here are some popular options:

  • Diwali: Sweets like Laddu, Barfi, Jalebi, and savory items like Chivda, Namkeen, and Samosas.
  • Navratri: Fasting foods such as Sabudana Vada, Kuttu Ke Aate Ke Chaat, and fruit-based dishes.
  • Plan your orders: 
  • Menu Selection: Decide on the variety of snacks you want. Consider mixing traditional sweets with savory items for a well-rounded selection.
  • Quantity: Estimate the quantity based on the number of people you’re serving. It’s often helpful to order a little extra to accommodate unexpected guests.
  • Allergies and Preferences: Inform the vendor of any dietary restrictions or allergies. Specify preferences for less sugar, gluten-free options, etc.
  • Place Orders Early: Festivals are busy times for vendors, so place your orders well in advance to ensure availability and timely delivery.
  • Confirm Details: Double-check delivery or pickup times, payment methods, and any special instructions.
  • Hygiene and Safety: We maintain high hygiene standards to ensure the quality and safety of your snacks.


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