Mix Mithai
The mixed box. A bit of everything off the counter, weighed into one box.
$9.99/lb From your board
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Nobody walks into a sweet shop and asks for one gulab jamun. They ask how much for two pounds mixed, and a dozen samosas on top of that. Pick what you want below, watch the scale fill up, then bring the list to the counter on Britannia.
Every tap adds a quarter pound, the same way it goes into a box at the shop. Samosas are counted one by one, because that is how they are sold, and the total adds both. These are your prices, read off your own boards, so the six marked to confirm are the only ones we still need a yes on.
The mixed box. A bit of everything off the counter, weighed into one box.
$9.99/lb From your boardCoils pulled crisp out of the karahi and dropped straight into syrup.
$5.99/lb From your boardFine pearls of besan pressed into a ball.
$8.99/lb Older board photo, confirmThe second ladoo on the board, same price by the pound as the motichoor.
$8.99/lb Older board photo, confirmWarm from the pot, soaked right through.
$8.99/lb Older board photo, confirmWhite, spongy, sitting in light syrup.
$8.99/lb Older board photo, confirmCashew barfi, cut into diamonds.
$8.99/lb Older board photo, confirmThe savoury side, weighed the same way.
$3.99/lb Older board photo, confirmPotato and peas, folded and fried. Sold by the piece, not by weight, so it is counted out rather than weighed.
$0.70 each From your boardThe same fold with chicken inside. Also by the piece, so it lands on the total without touching the scale.
$0.90 each From your boardYour case, your photosThis frame is deliberately empty. We shoot the counter on the walk in, on a phone, and the real trays drop straight in here. No stock photos of somebody else's sweets, anywhere on this page.
Sweets go on by the pound, samosas go on by the piece, and the total adds both. Anything else in your case gets its own line the moment you tell us what it is and what it costs.
! Every price on this tray was read off a photograph of one of your own boards. Mix Mithai, Jalebi and the two samosas came off your current in store digital board, so those are marked from your board. The six marked older board photo, confirm came off the older wall board above the counter and need a yes from you before launch, because the board is out of date. Your opening hours are still the one thing nobody here has checked, so that line on the door sticker stays blank until you fill it in. No stock photos of somebody else's sweets are used anywhere on this page.
The honest answer to how much to buy, worked out the way the counter thinks about it.
A pound mixed, and a few samosas next to it. Enough for four people after dinner, gone by morning.
The standard visiting box. Two pounds mixed into one box, tied at the counter.
Five pounds and up is the same scale, just more boxes to tie. Ask at the counter what they need for an order that size.
Big weight is the same trade as small weight, the box just gets heavier. This block is held for your large order terms. Tell us at the walk in which of these you actually offer and it prints your real words instead of ours.
Find the counterTo confirm with you before launch
That average is carried by 2,213 Google reviews, which is a very large number for a counter this size. It is the sort of proof most shops in the city would pay for, and Bismillah earned it one box at a time.
Address and phone came off your public Google listing. Your opening times are the one thing we will not guess, so that line stays blank until you fill it in.
Posted the same way you post yours. One card, everything on it, nothing underneath.
Address and phone came off your public Google listing and get confirmed with you before anything goes live. Opening hours are left blank on purpose, because nobody here has checked them. The prices on the tray were read off photographs of your own boards: Mix Mithai, Jalebi and the two samosas off your current digital board, the other six off an older wall board photo, and those six are marked on the page as needing your confirmation. No stock photos of somebody else's sweets are used anywhere on this page.