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Each of the nine nights of Navratri has its own bhog for Mataji, and Dussehra on Tuesday 20 October 2026 ends the festival with sweets shared across the family. This collection gathers the Navratri prasad sweets UK homes offer most often: motichoor and boondi ladoo, besan ladoo, peda, kaju katli, coconut barfi, soan papdi, rasgulla and gulab jamun, plus mithai boxes and hampers for gifting.

Buy Navratri Prasad Sweets Online in the UK

Sweet shops sell out in festival week and a late trip for ladoos is the last thing a fasting household needs. Browse Navratri Prasad here and the mithai arrives with the rest of your order, delivered to most UK postcodes. Everything is ready to open and offer, so the bhog never holds up the aarti.

Ladoos and Peda for Mataji Bhog

Motichoor ladoo and boondi ladoo from Haldirams and Swadist are the classic offering. Besan ladoo from Jaimin, Sohum Udyog and Bedekar brings the roasted gram flour flavour many homes grew up with, and Sohum gond, moong and ragi ladoos add variety across the nine days. Haldirams peda and milk cake sit on the thali for the evening aarti. Our Navratri prasad ideas for Mataji bhog blog maps a sweet to each day.

Mithai for Dussehra and Gifting

Dussehra calls for boxes to share. Kaju katli and kaju roll for gifting, coconut barfi and anjeer barfi for the thali, soan papdi and jalebi for the children, rasgulla, rasmalai and gulab jamun for the family meal. The Ladoo and Mithai Box, the Premium Festive Mithai Trio and the Festive Ghee, Nuts and Mithai Hamper make ready gifts for the host family. Rajgira and sesame laddu are here for homes that keep the fast through Dussehra.

Why Order Prasad Sweets from Gayatri Store

We are a UK Indian grocery store that plans stock around the festival calendar, so prasad sweets are on the shelf before Navratri week rather than after it. Dry sweets travel well and milk sweets are packed with care. Order ahead of 11 October and pair the sweets with Navratri Essentials for the vrat kitchen, Kanjak Prasad for Ashtami and Puja Samagri for the daily aarti. If you would rather roll your own, follow our besan ladoo recipe.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which sweets are offered as prasad during Navratri?
Ladoos come first, especially motichoor, boondi and besan ladoo, followed by peda, kaju katli, coconut barfi and kheer. Many families follow a different bhog for each of the nine days, and our Navratri prasad ideas blog lists them.

Can I buy Navratri prasad sweets online in the UK?
Yes. This collection brings Haldirams, Swadist, Jaimin, Sohum Udyog and our own fresh handmade sweets together with delivery to most UK postcodes, so the bhog arrives with the rest of your Navratri order.

Which sweets are suitable for people keeping the Navratri fast?
Sweets made without grain flour are usually fine during vrat: rajgira laddu, sesame laddu, coconut barfi, kaju katli, peda and milk based sweets such as rasmalai. Besan and sooji sweets are normally kept for after the fast or for Kanjak.

How long do these sweets keep?
Dry sweets such as kaju katli, soan papdi and besan ladoo keep for weeks in a sealed pack. Milk sweets like peda, rasmalai and our fresh handmade laddus should be refrigerated and eaten within a few days. Check the pack for each product.

What sweets are shared on Dussehra?
Dussehra, on Tuesday 20 October 2026, is marked with jalebi and fafda in Gujarati homes, with mithai boxes shared across families everywhere. Kaju katli, soan papdi, ladoo boxes and hampers are the usual choice for gifting.
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