Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh, India – As families across the country begin preparing for Diwali 2026, homemade food brand Nani Ka Pitara is inviting them to skip the market rush this festive season and bring home mithai made the way it always used to be, with pure ghee, real ingredients and none of the preservatives found in most shop bought sweets.
Known for delicious homemade pickles and sweets made in small batches using traditional recipes, Nani Ka Pitara has built its Homemade Diwali Sweets collection around a simple idea, festive sweets should taste like they came from a grandmother’s kitchen, not a factory line. The brand’s Diwali range includes Desi Ghee Atta Gond Laddoo, Desi Ghee Besan Laddoo, Khajoor Laddoo, Roasted Channa Laddoo, Narkel Naru, Oats Laddoo and Ragi Laddoo, offering both classic festive indulgence and lighter, better for you options for health conscious households.
Every sweet in the range is prepared with desi ghee, jaggery, dates and quality dry fruits rather than refined oils, artificial flavouring or added preservatives. Because nothing is made to sit in long term storage, orders are prepared close to the shipping date, so customers receive mithai that is genuinely fresh rather than something that has been sitting on a shelf for weeks before the festival even begins.
“Diwali has always been about the little things that feel personal, the diyas someone lights by hand, the rangoli made from scratch, and the mithai that tastes like home. That is exactly what we set out to bring back with this collection,” said Mehak Bansal, Founder, Nani Ka Pitara. “A lot of what is sold as Diwali mithai today is made to survive weeks on a shelf, and you can taste that compromise. We wanted to give people sweets that are made the way their own families would have made them, with real ghee and real ingredients, and nothing hiding in the background.”
This year’s collection is designed to serve more than one kind of Diwali table. Customers looking for a traditional, indulgent mithai box can choose the ghee heavy classics like Besan and Atta Gond Laddoo, while those balancing festive celebration with everyday wellness can opt for the Khajoor, Oats or Ragi Laddoo, each built around natural sweetness rather than refined sugar.
The brand’s homemade, preservative free approach has already found a strong following among customers who order sweets and pickles from Nani Ka Pitara throughout the year, and the company expects that demand to grow further as more shoppers look for healthier, more authentic alternatives to mass produced Diwali mithai this season.
Nani Ka Pitara’s Diwali sweets collection is now available for order through the brand’s website, with delivery timed to reach customers fresh and in time for the festival.
About Nani Ka Pitara
Nani Ka Pitara is a homemade food brand offering traditional Indian pickles and sweets made using time honoured recipes and natural ingredients, without artificial preservatives. Built around the idea of recreating the taste of a grandmother’s kitchen, the brand offers a range of achar, mithai and namkeen prepared in small batches for freshness and authenticity. Nani Ka Pitara ships across India and can be found online at nanikapitara.in.
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Nani Ka Pitara Sk-41 Shastri Nagar, Ghaziabad, 201001, Uttar Pradesh
Phone – +91-9971405181
Email – nanikapitara02@gmail.com
Website – https://nanikapitara.in/
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