Khoya Gujia
Khoya Gujia
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Khoya Gujia from Dadus — one of India's most celebrated mithai makers — crescent-shaped fried pastry filled with sweet, spiced khoya and dry fruits — India's iconic Holi sweet. Order from Dadu's, Hyderabad.
🍯 What is Khoya Gujia?
Khoya Gujia (also called Gujiya, Karanji, or Karjikai) is one of India's most beloved festival sweets — a crisp, flaky pastry shell encasing a rich filling of khoya (evaporated milk solids), dry fruits, coconut, and cardamom. It is THE Holi sweet — no celebration is complete without Gujia. Dadu's version uses premium khoya and a generous dry fruit filling.
⭐ What makes it special
- Dadu's Mithai Vatika — one of Hyderabad's most celebrated sweet shops
- Premium khoya filling with cashews, almonds, and coconut
- Hand-crimped crescent shape — traditional craftsmanship
- The definitive Holi sweet across India
🎁 Perfect for
- Holi celebrations — THE iconic Holi sweet
- Diwali, weddings, and festive gifting
- NRIs missing festival traditions
- Anyone who loves crispy-shell, creamy-filling sweets
📦 Delivery & Freshness
- Shelf life: 5–7 days from dispatch
- Dispatched same-day from India
- Delivered in 3–5 business days to USA, UK, Europe, Canada & Australia
- Zero customs duty — what you pay at checkout is final
📝 Ingredients
Refined flour, khoya, sugar, ghee, cashews, almonds, coconut, cardamom
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
What is Gujia?
India's most iconic Holi sweet — crescent-shaped fried pastry with a sweet khoya and dry fruit filling. Also popular during Diwali. Known as Karanji in Maharashtra and Karjikai in Karnataka.
Customs: Desify absorbs all customs duties for USA, UK, Canada, Australia, Europe & more. The price you pay at checkout is final — no surprise charges at your door.
Shipping: All orders are dispatched same-day from India. 99% of shipments are delivered within 3–5 business days with full tracking. In rare cases, customs authorities may hold a shipment for additional inspection, which can extend the delivery timeline — but this is uncommon.
What you pay at checkout is what you pay. Period.
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