Khajur Supari 200g

Khajur Supari 200g – Sweet, Soft and Flavourful Date Mouth Freshener

Khajur Supari from Sanwariya is a sweet and flavorful traditional mouth freshener made with dates (khajur) and betel nut (supari). Small pieces are coated in a sweet, glossy layer, giving you a rich, fruity and chewy after-meal treat. This 200g pack is perfect for families who love classic Indian mukhwas with a naturally sweet taste.

Khajur supari is a favourite in many Rajasthani and Gujarati homes, especially after festive meals and family dinners. Sanwariya brings you this traditional treat from Sardarshahar, freshly packed so you can order it online from anywhere in India.

Why Choose Sanwariya Khajur Supari?

At Dev Grah Udyog, we believe in honest taste and good quality. Our khajur supari is prepared in small batches and packed fresh. Here is what makes it special:

• Dates and supari – the classic combination of sweet khajur and betel nut.
• Rich, fruity flavour – a deep sweet taste with a pleasant aroma.
• Bite-sized pieces – small chopped pieces that are easy to eat and share.
• Handy 200g pack – enough for the whole family to enjoy for days.
• Great value – premium quality at a fair price.

How to Enjoy Khajur Supari

• After meals: Take a small spoonful after lunch or dinner as a sweet mouth freshener.
• While travelling: Keep some in a small box for long bus, car or train journeys.
• For guests: Serve in a small bowl along with saunf and other mukhwas.

Love date-based treats? Also try our Kharak and tangy Khatta Chuara. For a fruity sweet treat, our Amla Candy is a great choice.

What Is Khajur?

Khajur is the Hindi name for dates, the sweet fruit of the date palm. Dates have a soft, sticky texture and a rich, caramel-like sweetness. In India, they are eaten as a dry fruit, used in sweets and laddoos, added to chutneys, and enjoyed during festivals and fasting days.

When dates are chopped into small pieces and prepared as a mukhwas, they become a sweet and chewy after-meal treat that adults have enjoyed for generations.

Why Is It Called “Supari”?

Supari is the Hindi name for betel nut (areca nut), a traditional after-meal ingredient in India, often served with paan. Khajur supari combines small pieces of betel nut with sweet dates and sugar, which makes the supari taste sweet, soft and easy to chew. That is why it is called khajur supari, or sweet date supari.

Important: this product contains betel nut. Please read the safety note further down this page before buying.

How Dates Are Used in Indian Kitchens

• Khajur chutney: Sweet date and tamarind chutney is a must with chaat, samosa and dhokla.
• Laddoos and rolls: Dates are mixed with nuts to make sugar-free style laddoos and dry fruit rolls.
• Milkshakes: Date milkshakes are a popular, filling drink.
• Festive sweets: Dates are used in halwa, barfi and kheer during festivals.
• Mukhwas: Chopped dates are combined with supari and sugar to make sweet after-meal mixes.

Because dates are so widely loved, their taste feels familiar and comforting to almost every Indian family.

Dates in Indian Tradition

Dates have been enjoyed in India for centuries. They came along ancient trade routes and soon became part of local food customs, especially in the dry regions of Rajasthan and Gujarat where they store well. Here are a few ways dates appear in Indian traditions:

• Weddings and engagements: In many communities, dates are shared during ceremonies as a sign of sweetness and good luck.
• Prasad: Dates are often offered at temples and shared with devotees after puja.
• Fasting days: Many people break their fast with a few dates because they are sweet and filling.
• Winter foods: Families add chopped dates to warm milk, panjiri and laddoos during the cold months.
• Festive sweets: Dates are used in halwa, barfi and dry fruit rolls during Diwali and other festivals.

Because of this long history, the taste of dates feels warm, festive and familiar to most Indian families. A ready-to-eat mukhwas made from dates simply makes this traditional treat easier to enjoy every day, whether at home, at work or on the go.

Ways to Serve Khajur Supari

• After-meal bowl: Serve a small spoonful in a katori after lunch or dinner.
• With paan: Offer alongside paan or pan chura at the end of a festive meal.

A small quantity is enough, as this is a mukhwas meant to be enjoyed in small amounts after meals.

Ingredients

As printed on the pack, Sanwariya khajur supari is made with:

• Dates (khajur)
• Betel nut (supari)
• Sugar
• Permitted food colours
• Other permitted ingredients

Please always check the pack label for the latest ingredient, nutrition and allergen information.

Taste and Flavour Notes

The first thing you notice is the deep reddish-brown colour of the date pieces and their rich, sweet aroma. As you chew, the soft khajur releases its natural caramel-like sweetness, followed by a gentle, pleasant flavour that lingers in the mouth. The texture is soft and chewy, and the taste is sweet without being too heavy. It leaves your mouth feeling fresh and satisfied after a meal.

Khajur Supari vs Kharak

• Form: Khajur supari comes as small chopped pieces, while kharak comes as whole dry dates.
• Texture: Khajur supari is softer and easier to chew, while kharak is firmer.
• Use: Khajur supari is eaten by the spoonful like mukhwas, while kharak is eaten piece by piece.
• Taste: Both are sweet, but khajur supari has a more aromatic, mukhwas-style flavour.

If you enjoy the whole-date experience, kharak is a great pick. If you prefer something you can eat by the spoonful straight after a meal, the chopped pieces of this mix are more convenient. Many families buy both, keeping one for snacking and the other for the dining table.

Packing and Quality

Every pack of Sanwariya khajur supari is filled and sealed with care at Dev Grah Udyog, Sardarshahar, Rajasthan, in a resealable zip-lock pouch with a clear window. The packing keeps the pieces safe from moisture and dust so they reach you fresh and in good condition. Each pack contains 200g of khajur supari.

Storage Tips

• Store in a cool and dry place, away from direct sunlight.
• Close the pack tightly after every use, or move the pieces into an airtight jar.
• Keep away from moisture so the pieces do not stick together.
• Please check the pack label for the best before date.

Great for Gifting and Festive Occasions

Dates have always been part of Indian celebrations, so a pack of khajur supari makes a meaningful gift. It is a lovely addition to festive hampers, wedding return gift baskets and party snack tables. Pair it with other Sanwariya mouth fresheners like Kharak, Amla Candy and Munkka Dakh to create a beautiful gift set for Diwali, Holi, Raksha Bandhan or weddings.

Everyday Reasons to Keep Date Mukhwas at Home

• A sweet finish to meals: A small spoonful after food is a simple, traditional treat.
• Freshens the mouth: The pleasant aroma helps cover the taste of onion, garlic and spices.
• A traditional mukhwas: Enjoy the classic sweet supari taste in a ready-to-eat form.
• Great for travel: Soft and sweet, it is perfect for long journeys.

Safety Note

This product contains betel nut (areca nut / supari). Regular or heavy use of areca nut is linked with health risks, including oral health problems. Please consume only in small quantities. It is not recommended for children, pregnant or breastfeeding women, or anyone advised by a doctor to avoid supari. It also contains sugar, so people with diabetes should take extra care. Please read the pack label before use.

Who Will Love This Sweet Mukhwas?

• Elders: Parents and grandparents enjoy the familiar taste of traditional date mukhwas.
• Office goers: Keep a small box on your desk for a sweet break after lunch.
• Travellers: Easy to carry on bus, train and car journeys.
• Hosts: A bowl on the dining table is a lovely way to end a meal with guests.

Khajur Supari vs Other Traditional Mouth Fresheners

• Saunf (fennel seeds): Cool and mildly sweet. Khajur supari is richer, chewier and fruitier.
• Khatta chuara: Tangy masala date strips. Khajur supari is sweeter and softer.
• Amla candy: Sweet and sour gooseberry. Khajur supari has a deeper, caramel-like sweetness.
• Anardana goli: Tangy pomegranate. Khajur supari is mild and sweet.

Many families like to keep a few types of mouth fresheners together, so everyone can pick their favourite flavour after a meal.

Perfect Pairings With Khajur Supari

• After a Rajasthani thali: Enjoy a spoonful after dal baati churma, gatte ki sabzi and papad.
• After spicy food: The sweetness balances the heat of spicy curries and chaats.
• With masala chai: Sweet date pieces go nicely with a hot cup of tea.
• On festive days: Serve with sweets and dry fruits on a festive plate.

Serving Ideas for Parties and Festivals

• Mukhwas platter: Arrange date pieces with saunf, anardana goli and amla candy on a tray after dinner.
• Wedding counters: Add a bowl to the paan or mukhwas counter at weddings and family functions.
• Return gifts: Pack small portions in pouches or jars as return gifts.
• Festive hampers: Combine with namkeen, papad and spices for a complete Rajasthani gift hamper.

Tips to Get the Best Taste

• Use a clean and dry spoon to take out the pieces instead of wet hands.
• Keep the pack closed when not in use, especially during the monsoon season.
• Do not keep it in the fridge, as moisture can make the pieces sticky.
• Chew slowly to enjoy the full sweet and aromatic flavour.

A Taste From the Heart of Rajasthan

Sanwariya products are packed by Dev Grah Udyog in Sardarshahar, a historic town in the Churu district of Rajasthan. The region is known for its rich food traditions, from crispy papad to spicy namkeen and tasty mukhwas. Our date mukhwas carries this same love for traditional flavour.

We keep the taste close to the traditional style so that every pack feels familiar, honest and comforting. Whether you are buying it for yourself or sharing it with family, it is a small way to enjoy the flavours of Rajasthan every day.

Why Buy from Dev Grah Udyog?

• Fresh and quality-checked products
• Safe and secure packing
• Delivery all over India
• Easy and secure online payment

Ordering and Delivery

Buying your favourite mouth freshener online is quick and easy at Dev Grah Udyog. Simply add the product to your cart, choose your delivery address and complete your order with a secure payment option. Each pack is packed carefully so that it reaches you safe and fresh. You can also add papad, spices and other mukhwas to the same order and stock up your kitchen in one go. We deliver to cities, towns and villages across India.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is khajur supari?
Khajur supari is a traditional Indian mouth freshener made with dates (khajur), betel nut (supari) and sugar, with a sweet, aromatic taste.

What does khajur supari taste like?
It is sweet, soft and chewy, with the rich caramel-like flavour of dates and a pleasant aroma.

How much khajur supari is in one pack?
Each pack contains 200g of khajur supari.

Does khajur supari contain betel nut?
Yes. As printed on the pack, it contains betel nut (supari) along with dates and sugar. It is not recommended for children or pregnant women.

Is this product vegetarian?
Yes, it is a vegetarian product. Please check the pack label for details.

How should I store khajur supari?
Keep it in a cool, dry place in a tightly closed pack or airtight jar so it stays fresh and does not become sticky.

Order your pack of Sanwariya Khajur Supari 200g today and enjoy the sweet, soft and flavourful taste of traditional date mukhwas, delivered fresh to your doorstep.