Makhana
Fox nuts traditionally used throughout South Asian cooking, providing carbohydrates and naturally occurring nutrients.
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Signature No. 02
Light. Nutty. Delicate. Nourishing.
The lighter of the two. Makhana is roasted until it shatters, then ground with almonds, cashews, and sesame. Misri keeps the sweetness clean instead of heavy, and it stays soft enough for anyone.
Boxes of 6, 12, 18 or 24 laddoos
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What is inside
Fox nuts traditionally used throughout South Asian cooking, providing carbohydrates and naturally occurring nutrients.
A traditional plant derived pantry ingredient commonly used in Indian food preparations.
Healthy fats, vitamin E, magnesium, plant protein, and fiber.
Healthy fats, copper, magnesium, and plant protein.
Natural sweetness, carbohydrates, fiber, and potassium.
Plant protein, healthy fats, calcium, magnesium, copper, and other naturally occurring minerals.
Provides richness, texture, and fat.
Traditional rock sugar used for delicate sweetness. Misri is an added sugar.
Provides warm, fragrant flavor.
Tradition, explained
Fox nuts have been harvested from ponds in eastern India for centuries, roasted in ghee, salted, and eaten by the handful. Gond katira is a plant derived pantry ingredient used in Indian preparations, particularly ones associated with rest and recovery.
Prasi makes this laddoo the way it was made at home — roasted until light, ground with nuts and sesame, sweetened just enough with misri.
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Storage
Store them in an airtight container for up to 4 weeks in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Refrigerate after opening for extended freshness.
Contains tree nuts (almonds, cashews), sesame, and dairy (ghee).
Made in a home kitchen that also handles peanuts and wheat. We do not claim this product is gluten free.
Questions
Lighter, softer, and less filling. The sattu laddoo is built on roasted gram flour and jaggery; this one is built on makhana and misri. If you want something to replace a snack, take the sattu. If you want something to finish a meal, take this.
No. Depending on the recipe, laddoos may contain dried fruits as well as added sweeteners such as jaggery, misri, or palm sugar. This one contains misri and raisins.
Many of the ingredients have long histories in family cooking, but nutritional needs during pregnancy and postpartum vary. Customers should discuss individual dietary needs with their healthcare provider.
Yes — almonds and cashews, plus sesame seeds. If you need a nut free build, the customizer lets you leave every tree nut out.
Yes. Start from makhana in Build Your Laddoo and choose the rest yourself.