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What is a modak and why is it offered to Ganesha?
What is a modak and why is it offered to Ganesha?
A modak is a sweet dumpling with a soft outer shell and a sweet filling, shaped with pleats to a point. It is said to be Lord Ganesha's favourite food, so modaks are offered as naivedya at Ganpati puja, traditionally 21 at a time.
Which modak flavours do you sell?
Which modak flavours do you sell?
Fresh handmade mango (amba), rose (gulab) and rava (semolina) modaks, and a white coconut (nariyal) laddu, each in a 250g box of five to six pieces. We also stock Sohum Udyog modak pith, the rice flour for making steamed ukadiche modak at home.
How should I store fresh modaks?
How should I store fresh modaks?
Keep them refrigerated and eat within a few days of delivery. Take them out 20 to 30 minutes before the offering so they soften. All four contain milk, and the rava modak also contains wheat.
How many modaks are offered on Ganesh Chaturthi?
How many modaks are offered on Ganesh Chaturthi?
21 is the traditional number, linked to the story of Ganesha circling his parents and calling them his whole world. Families also offer 11 or 5, and boxes of five to six pieces make it easy to reach the count.
Can I get modaks delivered before Ganesh Chaturthi in the UK?
Can I get modaks delivered before Ganesh Chaturthi in the UK?
Yes. Order three to four days before Monday 14 September 2026 and the box travels chilled with the rest of your puja order to most UK postcodes.


