Away From Home This Sankranti? Order These Traditional Sweets From Across India

Jan 12, 2026, 04:30 PM

Sankranti isn’t just a festival. It’s a feeling that starts with jaggery, til, ghee, and memories of home. And if you’re away from home this year, we’ve found the places where you can order these flavours online.

Joynagarer Moa (WB)

A winter legend. Soft, crumbly, fragrant with fresh nolen gur and rare kanakchur rice. Order From: Joynagar Moa Hub, Bangla Konnection, Banglar Misti

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Holige/Bobbatlu (Karnataka–Andhra)

Crackling on the outside, molten with jaggery and chana dal inside. Order From: Bhat’s Holige Mane, Sitara Foods, Bhaskar’s Mane Holige.

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Kajjikayalu (Andhra–Telangana)

Crisp shells, warm coconut-jaggery heart. Order From: Vellanki Foods, Godavari Vantillu and Almond House.

Photo Credit : Almond House

Morena Gajak (Madhya Pradesh)

Sun-dried sheets of sesame and jaggery. Order From: Kabliwalas, Shri Shyam Tilpatti Udhyog and Morena Ki Gajak.

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Pinni (Punjab)

Dark, dense, ghee-rich power balls. Order From: Bansal Sweets, Kanha Sweets, and Pahalwan’s.

Gokul Pithe (West Bengal)

Deep-fried patties of khoya, stuffed with nolen gur and coconut. Order From: Balaram Mullick & Radharaman Mullick, Mishtanna, and Pithe Bilashi.

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Gulachi Poli (Maharashtra)

Soft flatbreads soaked in ghee, stuffed with ground sesame seed and groundnut, jaggery and besan. Order From: Chitale Bandhu, Athavale’s, and Joshi Sweets.

These Sankranti treats are stories of tradition, craft, and care passed down through generations. Which one will you be ordering?

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