Desi ghee & Indore sweets for Indians in New York – Newark – Jersey City
From Queens to central New Jersey, the New York metro has more Indian families than anywhere else in America. Many already cook with ghee every day and miss the grainy, home-style texture of Indore bilona ghee.
New York – Newark – Jersey City is home to about 711,000 to 792,000 people of Indian origin — the largest Indian community in the United States.
Delivery
7–12 days by air courier
Prices shown in
USD
Since
1930, Indore
Our ghee has been reaching US families for years. Sealed tins travel as packaged dairy fat, cleared through US customs with a full ingredient label.
Indian neighbourhoods we deliver to
- Jackson Heights
Queens' famous Little India around 74th Street, lined with sari shops and sweet counters.
- Richmond Hill
Home to a large Indo-Caribbean and Punjabi Sikh community along Liberty Avenue.
- Floral Park
Queens neighbourhood on Hillside Avenue with a dense Malayali and Gujarati population.
- Hicksville
Long Island's Indian hub, known for its temples and Broadway strip of Indian stores.
- Edison
Central New Jersey town whose Oak Tree Road is one of the busiest Indian shopping streets in America.
- Iselin
Neighbour of Edison sharing Oak Tree Road, with many Gujarati families and garba venues.
- Jersey City
Journal Square's India Square is one of the oldest Indian commercial districts on the East Coast.
- Parsippany
Morris County township with a fast-growing community of IT professionals.
- Plainsboro
Near Princeton, with one of the highest shares of Indian-American residents in the country.
Festival season in New York – Newark – Jersey City
Diwali on the Hudson, the India Day Parade on Madison Avenue and Navratri garba nights in Edison and Iselin keep demand for mithai boxes high every autumn.
Ordering tip
For New Jersey and Long Island addresses, order at least three weeks before Diwali — courier volumes into Newark peak in October.