Dry Fruit Roll is one of the most popular healthy sweets prepared during Diwali, Eid, and other festive occasions. Unlike traditional mithai loaded with sugar syrup, this roll relies on dates, figs, and raisins as natural sweeteners, combined with crunchy nuts like almonds, pistachios, cashews, and walnuts.
The mixture is lightly roasted in ghee to release aroma, then shaped into logs, rolled in desiccated coconut or poppy seeds, and sliced. The result is a chewy, nutty, and naturally sweet delicacy that satisfies sweet cravings while being nutrient-dense.
It’s not just festive — dry fruit rolls make excellent energy bites for kids, athletes, or anyone looking for a healthy snack. Rich in iron, protein, and fibre, these rolls can be stored for weeks and are ideal for lunchboxes or post-workout munching.
Dry Fruit Roll is one of the most popular healthy sweets prepared during Diwali, Eid, and other festive occasions. Unlike traditional mithai loaded with sugar syrup, this roll relies on dates, figs, and raisins as natural sweeteners, combined with crunchy nuts like almonds, pistachios, cashews, and walnuts.
The mixture is lightly roasted in ghee to release aroma, then shaped into logs, rolled in desiccated coconut or poppy seeds, and sliced. The result is a chewy, nutty, and naturally sweet delicacy that satisfies sweet cravings while being nutrient-dense.
It’s not just festive — dry fruit rolls make excellent energy bites for kids, athletes, or anyone looking for a healthy snack. Rich in iron, protein, and fibre, these rolls can be stored for weeks and are ideal for lunchboxes or post-workout munching.