Dry Fruit Laddu | Made from Premium Dates, Dry Fruits & Nuts

Allergens: Cashew

Delivery Details

• Available to order anywhere in India.
• Best before 30 days from date of manufacturing (You will receive a fresh batch)
• Packed in sustainable, eco-friendly packaging.
• Please store in airtight containers in a cool place after opening to retain freshness, health and taste.

Dry Fruit Laddu - Healthy Energy Balls

Dry Fruit Laddu are healthy, sweet snacks made by Sampoornaahara. It is one of the trending snacks made out of dry fruits with no sugar or dairy products added.

With zillion snack options, we are spoilt for choices today. However, the modern-day lifestyle has also rendered a relatively unhealthy lifestyle. Today every bite of ours needs to be taken very consciously. Healthy snacking can play a very crucial role in the upkeep of our health but the catch is in getting healthy snacks that tingle our tastebuds too. This is where Sampoorna's Dry fruit laddu comes in. We at Sampoorna, aim at not merely providing a snack but at being the catalyst to lifestyle change.

Dry fruit laddu is one of our many attempts to offer tasty and healthy snacks. This is but a baby step that will ultimately lead us towards healthy living. The Dry fruits laddu is a delicious snack for kids and adults alike. These healthy energy balls are made with only natural ingredients and are also gluten-free. They are a great way to enjoy some wholesome snacks. Make sure you try out dry fruits laddu! Get your hands on some of these healthy energy balls today!

If you would like to know all about these magic healthy energy balls, read more.

What is Dry Fruit Laddu?

The ancient Indian wisdom has always held that "We Are What We Consume". It is to be inferred that our energy, our productivity and even our thought process is profoundly influenced by what we eat. Eating healthy is necessary, not just to keep oneself disease-free but to lead a prosperous and happy life.

Dry fruit laddu is a snack that is in essence, a result of the ancient wisdom crafted as a solution to today's problem. A large population is slowly shifting to "conscious-eating" from a "satiate the hunger" eating. Dry Fruits Laddu, a classic Indian snack is a perfect option for anyone opting for a conscious change in eating habits. It is tasty and packed with energy. Since it is made without sugar or jaggery, ghee or oil, honey or artificial sweetener, it automatically falls under the category of vegan. All it requires is just dates, dry fruits and some flavouring agents to get some healthy, wholesome dry fruit laddus!

How does the dry fruit laddu taste?

Dry Fruit Laddu tastes sweet and nutty. You would warm up to the subtle coconut flavour which catches upon you after a few bites. The sesame too, makes its presence felt only gradually. With figs and raisins bursting into your mouth rather unexpectedly, you are in for surprise in almost every bite of the delicious laddu. Neither tangy nor spicy, this laddu is easy on your palate and can be enjoyed by anyone and everyone. The dry fruit laddus made at Sampoorna Ahara do not contain any oil, ghee, honey, sugar or jaggery.

Is dry fruit laddu healthy?

Ideally, health should be the natural state of any living being. Nature is the best medicine. We at Sampoorna are on a mission to retain the myriad of goodness that nature bestows upon us through food. Dry fruit laddu is as healthy as it gets since it contains natural dried fruits with no sugar, jaggery, oil, butter or ghee. These dry fruits haven't been on the fire nor have been processed through the factory. They are nature's goodies transferred directly from her lap to your pantry!

Why is Dry Fruit Laddu Healthy?

One of the most underrated food families is dried fruits. Since here we are talking about Dry fruit laddu which contains almonds, cashews, raisins, walnuts, pistachios, dates and apricots, let's dive into the nutritional benefits of these nuts in particular. Though all of them are nourishing and healthy, each comes with its own unique health benefits.

Almonds: It is incredibly easy to enjoy almonds any time of the day, as a healthy alternative to conventional snacking options. Almonds have no cholesterol and are high in antioxidants. They are known to provide relief from constipation, respiratory issues and heart disorders, besides being great for hair, skin and teeth.

Cashews: Nuts such as cashews contain vitamins E and B6 as well as many other health benefits. In addition, they add flavour and texture to a variety of dishes.

Raisins: They are more or less dehydrated grapes and are used in both sweet and savoury recipes. In addition to being good for health, they reduce acidity and aid digestion. They are natural sweeteners without any side effects.

Walnuts: Shelled walnuts contain a high level of nutrients. A powerful source of Omega-3 fatty acids as well as dietary fibre, protein, antioxidants, vitamins, and minerals, they are hailed as one of the healthiest among the nuts.

Pistachios: Phytochemicals in pistachios reduce levels of bad cholesterol in the body, making them good for the heart. Additionally, they promote immunity and help in controlling sugar levels.

Dates: They are a good addition to a wide variety of sweet dishes, but they can also be eaten as they are. The dry fruit is rich in vitamins, proteins, minerals and natural sugar and is believed to provide relief from constipation, apart from treating anaemia.

Apricots: Among other nutrients, apricots contain potassium, vitamin E, and copper and supply 47% of your daily vitamin A needs. All antioxidant vitamins (A and C) protect cells from free radical damage. Vitamin E is no different. The importance of this increases in summer when the sun's rays are at their strongest. It is beneficial to the skin, eyes, and immune system to consume dried apricots.

Dry fruit laddu nutrition

Calories 91
Calories from Fat 45

Fat 5g
Saturated Fat 1g
Sodium 2mg
Potassium 167mg
Carbohydrates 10g
Fiber 2g
Sugar 6g
Protein 2g
Vitamin A 155IU
Vitamin C 0.2mg
Calcium 27mg
Iron 0.8mg

Dry Fruit Laddu Uses and Benefits

Dry Fruit Laddu can prove to be a boon to the large population suffering from blood pressure or cholesterol. The dietary restrictions on this group are many. The major portion of the diet which is recommended is simply the food that does not increase the blood pressure or cholesterol. Except for perhaps the raw vegetable salad, none of them is remedial or helps to cure. Dry fruit laddu is one of the few snacks that can actually help people "reduce" cholesterol and blood pressure. Many pieces of evidence prove that consumption of nuts like walnuts, pistachios, macadamias, pecans, cashews, almonds, hazelnuts and Brazil nutshelps lower LDL cholesterol and triglycerides when hypertriglyceridemia exist. Hypertriglyceridemia is a condition when the fat level in the blood is higher which might lead to heart attack or other heart diseases. Dry fruit laddu is loaded with these very goodies which actually help reduce the hypertriglyceridemia.

Added to all this, dry fruits helps in maintaining eye health. Nuts like almonds and cashews are also rich in omega 3 fatty acids. It also contains nutrients like calcium magnesium, vitamin D12, vitamin B6, phosphorus and folate. These help in making the bones stronger. Raisins or Kismis are a good source of fibre, antioxidants, vitamins, and minerals. Constipation is relieved, anaemia is prevented, bones are built and maintained, and teeth are protected. We pack all this power in our dry fruit laddu without messing it with heat through cooking or adding any preservatives.

Is dry fruit laddu good for weight loss?

Yes, absolutely yes. The major challenge that many of us are facing is the issue of being overweight. Blame it on sedentary lifestyle or genes, the fact is that being overweight is the first step towards ill health and low energy levels. Dry fruit laddu can help in reducing weight as many dry fruits help in enhancing the metabolism which in turn helps to burn the fat easily. The high fibre content also helps weight loss. These humble looking seeds are in real powerhouses with very high nutritional value. Both contribute to the loss of weight. Calorie watchers appreciate this snack as it serves as an alternate sweet that can satiate the sweet tooth without throwing us into pangs of guilt!. It is also infused with nutrients, as it is derived from dry fruits. Aside from being rich in vitamin E, iron, magnesium, and beta carotene, dry fruits also contain other nutrients.

Dry Fruit Laddu for Diabetes

Diabetics can enjoy this sugar-free dry fruit laddu as a dessert and as a healthy snack. This North Indian recipe which is made with dry fruits like walnuts, almonds, cashews, peanuts and raisins, holds into itself the goodness and the nutritional benefits of all the nuts in its most natural form as it is not laced with preservatives or processed food like maida or sugar. It is proven that dry fruits like dates, apricots, raisins, and sultanas have a lower glycemic index (GI) and so can be consumed by diabetics without the fear of a spike in their sugar levels.

Dry fruits laddu for lactating mother

Dry fruits help increase the level of a hormone called prolactin. This hormone is linked directly to lactation. Dry fruit laddu, which is loaded with different kinds of nuts contribute directly to this. Lactating mother needs high content of iron and fibre in their diet. Nuts are the major source of both of these in a vegetarian diet. Nuts contain a high amount of antioxidants and good fat, both of which is needed by lactating mothers. Children, pregnant women, lactating mothers, and everyone can enjoy this healthy laddu. To battle sweet cravings, a snack of zero sugar dry fruits laddu is the perfect snack to reach out to.

Dry fruit laddu for winter

Do you wonder if this laddu can be eaten in winter? Yes, you can eat dry fruits like dry mangoes, dry apricots, dry dates, etc. in winter. However, they should be stored in a cool place. Dry fruits are great sources of Zinc, vitamin E and selenium. The many vitamins, enzymes, fibres and essential oils that the dry fruits can provide us, help us to strengthen our immunity system. Winter is also a time when one craves to snack a lot. A healthy snack like Dry fruit laddu can prove one of the best options as it can satiate the sweet tooth without compromising on the health benefits that the dry fruits bestow upon us.

How To Make Dry Fruits Laddu Recipe

- Mix all ingredients together in a bowl.

- Add cardamom powder.

- Make it into a round ball of your desired shape

- Store it in an airtight container

We do not recommend using honey as it is an animal product. Animal products are high in fat content and may cause allergies. If possible use pure maple syrup instead.

Dry Fruit Laddu Ingredients

What are the ingredients of Healthy Dry Fruit Laddu? List.

Quality, seedless Dates, Dry roasted almonds, walnuts, Anjeer, Desiccated coconut, Dry ginger powder, Nuts powder, Powdered cardamom powder, Sesame seeds, Flax seeds, Poppy seeds, Cashew nuts, Raisins, Brown raisins, Black raisins.

Why is sugar or Jaggery or even honey not used in Dry Fruit Laddu?

Sugar has been known to cause rather harmful effects on health, especially to diabetics. It is also not advised for people who are trying to lose weight. Jaggery is a condensed form of fructose and almost carries all the components of sugar. It is therefore as bad as sugar. Honey is an animal product that is again avoided in Sampoorna products.

Why is Ghee not used in the Dry fruit Laddu?

Ghee is clarified butter, which means that the milk solids have been removed. Ghee is used in Indian cooking because it has a higher smoke point than regular butter. However, ghee contains saturated fat, which increases cholesterol levels. High cholesterol is linked to heart disease. Heart disease is the leading cause of death in the India. Though many of the sweets are made with Ghee, Sampoorna does not add ghee to the array of the sweets that it provides.

Why is Ghee bad for health?

Ghee is made from butter that has been heated until it becomes liquid. It is used in cooking and as a medicine. However, ghee is high in saturated fat and cholesterol. Saturated fat is not good for the heart because it can clog up arteries. Cholesterol levels should be kept low by eating foods rich in fibre or protein.

Ghee is almost half saturated fat. Saturated fats are unhealthy fats that are usually found in meats and dairy products. Eating too many saturated fats can raise bad cholesterol levels and increase your risk of heart disease and strokes. Nearly half of ghee's fat is saturated.

Meat and dairy products usually contain this unhealthy fat. When consumed in excess, saturated fats raise levels of LDL (bad) cholesterol, creating a risk for heart disease and stroke.

FAQ on Dry Fruit Laddu

Dry Fruit Laddu Cost

A pack of 500 grams will cost INR 700 including the taxes and the pack of 1000 grams will cost INR 1340, again including taxes. The shipping charges would vary depending on the input given during check out.

How to buy Dry Fruit Laddu online?

Click on Sampoorna to take you to the link directly

What is the shelf life of Dry fruit laddu?

Almost all of the Sampoorna sweets have a shelf life of three to four weeks of the shelf. The best part is that it is made after we receive your order. So wherever you are in India, it reaches you not later than four to five days old. Not only do you get your food fresh but you get the maximum of its shelf life too.

Does dry fruit expire?

Yes, it does expire after the shelf life of about 4 weeks.

How to store dry fruit laddu?

Store the dry fruit laddu in an airtight jar. It is preferable to store in a cool area but not necessary to refrigerate it. However, some of our customers do claim that refrigerating them gives it a refreshing crunch!

How to garnish laddu?

For garnishing – roll them in finely chopped pistachios or desiccated coconut or toasted poppy seeds or sesame seeds.

What’s the story behind Sampoorna Ahara?

Spurred by our mentor Radha Eswar's fight with cancer, Sampoorna Ahara was founded with a vision to make healthy food delicious and easier for you. Dr. Achyuthan Eswar, a qualified Yoga & Naturopathy Doctor, personally prepared our first product in 2019. Our co-founders focus on:
🌱 Organic
🌱 Clean
🌱 Natural
🌱 Wholesome
🌱 Plant-based

All our products are prepared by our specially trained team from less privileged backgrounds and helps them escape poverty with your support.

Sampoorna Ahara is the first social enterprise in India focused on Whole Food, Plant Based Nutrition. 💚

What does ‘Whole Food Plant Based’ mean?

Plant Based means food sourced from plants, and not from animals.

Whole Food means food in its wholesome, natural form, where nothing good has been removed and nothing bad has been added.

The overall balance of research data shows that eating more wholesome plant-based foods can give you better health, quality of life, immunity and even longevity.

WFPB Diets have been proven clinically and repeatedly to help prevent, treat and sometimes even reverse lifestyle diseases such as heart disease, high BP, diabetes and obesity.

What does ‘Organic’ mean?

Organic means food grown and stored without using any harmful chemicals.

Many of our products are 100% organic. The rest contain several organic ingredients.

Going 100% organic is challenging. Many ingredients are not grown without chemicals, yet they are not labelled organic on the package unless they are certified.

How much time does it take for delivery?

Any order placed on our website or app usually takes:

• 1-4 working days to get delivered within Bangalore
• 7-15 working days to get delivered outside Bangalore across India (most orders take less than 9 working days, some up to 15 days) 

Please note, for orders outside Bangalore, we send it to you through third party courier services, packaged safely using eco-friendly packaging.

Is there any shipping charges?

Yes, here are shipping charges:

• Within Bangalore - up to ₹80 on every order below ₹500. On order above ₹500, shipping is free 🥳
• Outside Bangalore - up to ₹200 on every order below ₹4000. On order above ₹4000, shipping is free 🥳