Dussehra Sweets Online: Mysore Pak and Dasara Sweets from India

Dussehra sweets, from the makers you grew up with

Dussehra falls on Tuesday 20 October 2026. The Dussehra order-by date (14 October) has passed. Order for Diwali (8 November) by Monday 2 November and your sweets are made fresh, dispatched the same day and delivered in 3 business days, with nothing to pay at your door. We deliver to the USA, Canada, the UK, Australia, Singapore, Switzerland and the Netherlands.

The Dasara sweets that matter

Vijayadashami closes nine nights of Navratri, and every family has the box they remember. Mysore Pak is the one most people think of first: it takes its name from Mysore, the city whose Dasara is the most famous in India. Here are the sweets our customers order for Dussehra, each from a named maker.

Sweet Maker Why it is on the table
Mysore Pak G. Pulla Reddy The signature. Ghee and besan, made the way it has been since 1948
Ghee Mysore Pak Vellanki Foods The firm, classic cut
Mysore Pak (Traditional) Almond House Softer, melt in the mouth
Boondi Laddu G. Pulla Reddy The laddu for pooja and for sharing
Ariselu Vellanki Foods Jaggery and rice flour, a festival staple
Bellam Pootharekulu Almond House Paper-thin rice sheets with jaggery
Bellam Sunnundalu Almond House Urad dal and jaggery laddu
Kaju Pakam Dadus Cashew sweet for the festive plate

Why order from Desify

  • Zero customs and zero surprises at the door.
  • Made to order, never warehoused.
  • 4.8/5 rated and trusted by 5K+ NRIs.
  • Same day dispatch. 3 business day delivery.

Orders start at $100, so most families build one box for Dussehra and a second for Diwali. Diwali is on 8 November: see the Diwali collection and order by 2 November.

Questions

When should I order for Dussehra?

The Dussehra order-by date, 14 October 2026, has passed; the next order-by date is Monday 2 November for Diwali (8 November). Everything is made to order, dispatched the same day and delivered in 3 business days.

Will I pay customs or duty at delivery?

No. Duties are included, so there is nothing to pay at your door.

Which countries do you deliver to?

We deliver to the USA, Canada, the UK, Australia, Singapore, Switzerland and the Netherlands.

Are these the real brands?

Yes. Every sweet comes from the named maker, made fresh for your order. Nothing is warehoused.

Your Dussehra box, made fresh

Dussehra orders have closed for 2026. Order by 2 November for delivery before Diwali.

Shop the festive collection

How much do Indian sweets cost delivered to the USA, and how long does shipping take?

Prices below are read live from the Dussehra sweets in USD. Every box is made to order by the named maker after you pay, packed the same day, and flown by DHL Express to New Jersey, Dallas, the Bay Area, Chicago and every other address in the USA. Delivery is 3 business days from dispatch.

Sweet Pack Price in USD
Ghee Mysorepak 500g USD 30.99
Ghee Mysore Pak (Hard) 250g USD 16.99
Mysorepak (Hard) 250g USD 16.99
Milk Mysorepak 250g USD 16.99
Vellanki Spl Mysorepak 250g USD 16.99

What the price includes

  • Customs and duty: shipped DDP (duties paid). Zero customs, zero surprises at the door; no VAT or duty bill on delivery in the USA.
  • Shipping cost: the minimum order is $100. Orders between $100 and $185 carry Premium Care at $25 (DHL Express, customs handling, replacement if anything arrives damaged); above $185 Premium Care is included.
  • Delivery time: same day dispatch once the maker finishes your order, then 3 business days by DHL Express with door-to-door tracking.
  • Shelf life: dry sweets such as kaju katli, soan papdi and dry fruit laddus keep 2 to 3 weeks at room temperature; ghee sweets such as motichoor laddu and mysore pak are best within 10 days. Each product page states its own shelf life.
  • Last order dates: order by Monday 2 November 2026 for Diwali and by Wednesday 4 November 2026 for Bhai Dooj so the box lands before the festival.
  • Which box is best: a 1 kg kaju katli or an assorted dry fruit sweets box travels best and reaches the $100 minimum in one line; combine two 500 g boxes from different makers to compare an alternative in the same order.