Ordering for more than one person raises a simple question: pick one flavor for everyone, or spread the order across a few different ones. The right answer depends mostly on group size and how much everyone’s tastes actually overlap.
When one flavor for everyone makes sense
For a small group with similar tastes — two or three people who already know they all want chocolate, say — ordering the same flavor across the board is simpler and avoids any “I wanted what they got” moment after the fact. Belgian Chocolate (₹229) is a safe, crowd-pleasing single pick.
When a mixed order is the better call
For a larger or more varied group, mixing flavors avoids the risk of picking one flavor that half the group doesn’t actually want. It costs nothing extra to vary the order — fifteen flavors are available on the shop page, and adding different ones to the same cart is no harder than ordering one.
A simple rule of thumb
Under three people, one flavor is usually fine. Three or more, mix it — the extra five minutes of asking what everyone wants pays off in a group that’s actually happy with their order.
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