Snacks are good if they bring back feelings of home, comfort and tradition. They should not include processed items, artificial ingredients or any overly oily taste. Lightly Salted Banana Chips from Pure Foods – Mummy ne banaya represent that type of quality snack, made with all-natural ingredients. Banana Chips continue to remain a popular snack;
Lohri is one of the most loved winter festivals in North India, celebrated with warmth, joy, and togetherness. As we welcome Lohri Festival 2026, it is the perfect time to share heartfelt greetings, enjoy traditional music around the bonfire, and indulge in authentic festive sweets. At Mummy ne banaya, Lohri is not just a celebration,
There are flavors that transport us right back home. The warmth of the winter sun, the chirping of laughter in the kitchen, and the distinct scent of roasted sesame seeds compounded with jaggery paste offer us the flavor of “til laddu,” where the taste buds come alive as the taste of “til laddu” is not
Makar Sankranti is one of the most popular festivals in India, as it celebrates the transition of the Sun into the Zodiac sign of Capricorn. This transition is celebrated with happiness, optimism and a huge variety of sweets. The combination of sesame (til) and jaggery (gud) is ubiquitous among all south Asian cultures at Makar
At Mummy ne banaya, we believe the best snacks are made at home—with care, tradition, and quality ingredients. That’s why we bring you authentic homemade Indian banana chips, prepared using traditional methods and delivered fresh to your doorstep. If you’re looking for Indian banana chips home delivery that taste just like they were made in
Makar Sankranti and Lohri are festivals that celebrate warmth, happiness, and new beginnings. They bring families together, fill homes with laughter, and most importantly, add sweetness to life. One tradition that truly defines these festivals is enjoying delicious til ke laddu made with love and care. This festive season, make your celebrations even more special
Makar Sankranti is one of India’s most loved festivals, marking the transition of the sun into Capricorn and the arrival of longer, warmer days. Across states and cultures, this festival is celebrated with joy, kites, prayers, and most importantly—Black Til Laddu. No Sankranti celebration is complete without sharing til laddus that symbolize warmth, sweetness, and
