Sankranti brings its own deeply traditional sweets to the table, and a thick shake isn’t trying to replace any of them — it’s more of an addition for households that want something different alongside the usual spread.
Where it fits
After a day built around traditional dishes and sweets, a thick shake works as a change of pace later in the day or the next morning — something cold and different from everything else already on the table that week.
What to order
Dry Fruit (₹239) is a natural fit given how central nuts and til-gud sweets already are to the season, while Belgian Chocolate (₹229) works as a more contemporary contrast to the traditional spread.
Planning for the household
With family typically gathered for the holiday, a mixed order across a few flavors covers everyone without much extra effort. The full menu is on the shop page.
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