Which is longest lasting Indian sweet ? i need to send something but it takes 10 days to get there any sugg?

Question

Which is longest lasting Indian sweet ? i need to send something but it takes 10 days to get there any sugg?

Answer 1

You can send Besan laddoo or Sohan papdi. Both will be good to eat for more than two weeks.

Do not send any milk based sweet. It will not be good after 4-5 days.

Answer 2

With the amount of butter and/or ghee used in Indian sweets, 10 days is a long time in the summer especially if they are fresh home made desserts.  

If you cant get it to your destination any faster, I recommend sending the canned desserts:

gulab jamun, ras malai, chum chums, petha or ras gullas

http://www.chhappanbhog.com/syrupy-sweet...

http://www.ishopindian.com/shop/sweets-c...

Answer 3

My suggestion would b 2 send chocolates instead of any other sweet bcos their shelf lives is not more than a week after that the taste changes and not upto the mark even then if u wanna send then atta laddoos will b more suitable but it should have lot of dry fruits in it also....................so the choice is completely urs!!!

Wishing ur dearones like ur sweet gift and enjoy it thoroughly good luck!!!

Answer 4

i suggest gulabjamun,Jalabi,rasgulla or heat them up (not too much) then send hope i help

-Kash M

Answer 5

i think it is in this order

halwa, akhrot ki mithai, kaju katli, pista burfi.

Answer 6

Kaju Katli or Cashew based sweets ,Ladoo ,

Jaamoon and malai based sweets will leak out of a box or something i think

freeze the sweets and send them ?

Suggestion - Buy the sweets wherever you're going and give it to the person if you are going to him

else

Ship it through an online sweet shop

Cheers

Answer 7

Honestly anything dry will be fine.

Preferably Kaju Katli.

If you want to send something else, which has liquid, such as Jamun or Rasagulla, then see if they have Canned sweets.

They can last long, since they are canned.

Just make sure you don't open the can. LOL

I think Haldirams has canned jamuns and gullas.

But If you can't find canned sweets then send anything dry. It should have no trace of moisture.