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Quick answer
The table below shows our prices today, updated by itself. Dry fruit prices usually rise before Deepavali and the wedding season, when demand is highest; buying a few weeks early and in the right pack size saves the most.
- Compare per 100 g, not per pack.
- Buy early for festival gift boxes.
- Store well so a bigger pack does not go to waste.
Our prices today
| Item | Our price | Per 100 g |
|---|---|---|
Almond 100g | ₹85 | ₹85.0 |
Cashew 50g | ₹45 | ₹90.0 |
Un-Salted Pistha 100g | ₹299 | ₹299 |
Walnut 100g | ₹195 | ₹195 |
Fig Fruit (Athipalam) 100g | ₹120 | ₹120 |
Fig Fruit (Athipalam) 500g | ₹550 | ₹110 |
Black Dry Grapes 100g | ₹50 | ₹50.0 |
Dry grapes 100g | ₹30 | ₹30.0 |
Why do dry fruit prices change?
Best for: gift boxes and sweets raise demand for a few weeks every year
Best for: much of it is imported, so the rupee and import duties change the price
Best for: a smaller crop in the growing countries or states means higher prices
Best for: whole, large nuts cost more than broken or small ones of the same kind
These are the usual reasons prices move; we will not guess at next month’s prices.
How to buy smart
Do
- Compare the price per 100 g
- Buy festival stock two or three weeks early
- Use broken cashews for cooking, whole for gifts
- Watch the Offer zone for dry fruit deals
Don't
- Buy a big pack you cannot store well
- Judge only by the MRP
- Buy loose nuts that smell oily
See our dry fruit storage guide and gift box ideas.
Questions people ask
Are dry fruits cheaper after Deepavali?
Demand drops after the festival, but prices depend on imports and harvests too, so it is not certain.
Why is pista so much costlier than almonds?
Pista crops are smaller and most of it is imported, so it costs more per kg.
Is a bigger pack always cheaper?
Usually per 100 g, but check. Our table shows the price per 100 g for every pack.
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