If you're far from home and craving something that tastes like your maa’s kitchen, then ladoo might just be the most comforting answer. Especially when it’s a handcrafted one from Bihar — made with pure gud, cow ghee, and rich dry fruits. Whether you're a student abroad, a working professional, or a second-generation Indian living away from the homeland, the humble ladoo becomes much more than a sweet — it becomes a memory, a tradition, a connection.
The Maa Ka Pehla Dabba isn't just a box of sweets — it’s a carefully curated experience steeped in tradition. Handcrafted in small batches, each ladoo is slow-cooked with age-old techniques passed down over generations. What makes it special is its authenticity:
Only mineral-rich gud (jaggery), not refined sugar
Desi ghee from cow milk for deep flavor and aroma
A generous mix of premium dry fruits that add texture, taste, and nourishment
These ladoos represent a 100-year-old legacy from Bihar — a region known for its unpretentious and soulful cooking.
For many Indians abroad, the taste of ladoo instantly transports them back to their childhood — a festival, a wedding, or that surprise dabba from home. It's not just about sugar and ghee; it's about nostalgia, belonging, and love.
Ladoos have always played an essential role in Indian rituals. From baby showers to religious ceremonies, these sweets symbolize blessing and abundance. For the diaspora, gifting or sharing ladoo often becomes an act of cultural pride.
Whether it's Diwali or Holi, not having ladoos feels like something’s missing. With Maa Ka Pehla Dabba, one can now celebrate anywhere in the world with sweets that truly taste like home.
Inspired by the heartfelt idea of a mother sending love through food, Maa Ke Ladoo is more than just a sweet — it’s a symbol of tradition, care, and nostalgia. Every dabba is lovingly packed with 18 handcrafted ladoos, made just the way maa would: soft, rich, and full of flavor.
No shortcuts
No preservatives
No compromise on tradition
Maa Ke Ladoo isn’t just food. It’s the emotional bridge that connects hearts across geographies — a reminder that no matter where you are, home is never too far.
Today’s health-conscious consumers often look for sweets without artificial flavors, refined sugars, or preservatives. These ladoos tick all those boxes.
Gud is rich in iron and natural minerals
Cow ghee supports digestion and immunity
Dry fruits like almonds, cashews, and raisins provide healthy fats and fiber
Jaggery offers more nutritional value than refined sugar, making it a smarter choice for occasional indulgence.
If you’re planning to send someone a gift with emotional depth, ladoos from Bihar are perfect. Whether it’s for Raksha Bandhan, a housewarming, or just a reminder of home — this dabba tells a story that every Indian can relate to.
Available for shipping across India and internationally.
Packaged securely for freshness and long-distance delivery.
Gift-ready with handwritten note options.
The rich aroma, the glistening ghee, the golden-brown shade — each ladoo is a visual and culinary delight. It's the result of slow cooking, hand mixing, and family traditions that honor the craft of sweet-making in Bihar. Every bite is a tribute to the women who’ve kept this tradition alive for generations.
These are handcrafted in Bihar using traditional recipes that are over 100 years old — with no refined sugar, no preservatives, and made in small batches.
Yes. Maa Ka Pehla Dabba is packaged carefully to ensure international shipping while maintaining freshness and texture.
Absolutely. Since they contain no artificial ingredients, they are a wholesome sweet option for children as well.
Keep them in a cool, dry place. If you’re in a humid area, refrigeration is recommended. Consume within 15–20 days for best taste.
Pure jaggery (gud), cow ghee, almonds, cashews, raisins, cardamom — no sugar or additives.
In every handmade ladoo, there’s a story — of your maa’s love, your roots in Bihar, and the traditions that make Indian sweets so much more than just dessert. Maa Ka Pehla Dabba isn’t just food; it’s a feeling — one that comforts you, connects you, and makes you feel at home, no matter where you are in the world.
