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Shahi Honey Gulkand Bites

Healthy Sweets

Shahi Honey Gulkand Bites

₹350 for 250g

A royal treat combining rich nuts with the sweet floral goodness of pure honey and authentic gulkand.

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Net weight
250g
Diet
Vegetarian — contains A2 cow ghee, so not vegan
Allergens
Tree nuts (almonds, cashews, pistachios), seeds and dairy. Made in a facility that handles nuts.
Made by
HYKA Enterprises, Dantali, Gandhinagar, Gujarat 382501, India
FSSAI Lic. 20726056000074
Delivery
Across India by courier. Dispatched in 2–4 working days. Ordering on this website: shipping ₹50 per order, free on orders of ₹1,000 or more. Ordering on WhatsApp: we confirm the delivery charge with you before you pay.

About Shahi Honey Gulkand Bites

Gulkand is rose-petal preserve — petals left to cure until they turn dark and jammy. It has been eaten across north India for centuries, usually by the spoonful.

Here it goes into a bite with rich nuts and pure honey, which is where the shahi comes from. This is the most perfumed, most old-fashioned thing we make. If you have never had gulkand, expect roses — actual roses.

How to enjoy it

  • After dinner, the way gulkand is traditionally eaten
  • With the paan-lovers in the family — the flavour is close
  • On a festive thali, where you want something other than another kaju barfi
  • As a gift for grandparents

What's inside

  • Gulkand (rose petal preserve)
  • Mixed nuts
  • Pure honey

Full ingredient and allergen information is printed on the pack.

Questions about Shahi Honey Gulkand Bites

What is gulkand?

A traditional preserve made from rose petals, cured until it turns dark and jam-like. It is what gives these bites their rose flavour and scent.

What does shahi mean?

Royal. It is the usual Indian name for a richer, more elaborate version of a dish.

Do they taste like meetha paan?

There is an overlap — gulkand is one of the things that goes into a sweet paan. If you like meetha paan, you will probably like these.

Are they vegan?

No. They contain pure honey, so they are vegetarian rather than vegan.