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TINY TREATS, BIG TREND

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October 13, 2025

From bite-sized rasmalai jars to tiny ghewars, here's how artisanal mithai brands are reimagining traditional sweets for modern cravings

- Jatan kalra

When it comes to Indian festivities, nothing says celebration like mithai.

But today’s consumers, increasingly conscious of health, variety, and waste, are turning towards a new trend: mini mithais. Think bite-sized rasmalai in a single-serve jar, ghewar in miniature servings, or kaju katlis redesigned in smaller forms.

These aren't compromises on flavour or tradition; they're thoughtful reinventions that let you savour sweets without excess. From intimate family gatherings to chic corporate gifting, artisanal mithai brands across India are betting big on smaller portions as the future of festive indulgence.

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