Milk-n-fig

The new-age halwais at Genda Phool have whipped up six vegan versions of some of their sweet specialities. These include pistachio laddoo, hazel surprise, classic cashew and gooseberry square, along with sugar-free milk-n-fig, among other treats.

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COST Rs 400 onwards (for a four-piece box)

Dessert-ed Diwali

Tiny chocolate mendiants

Try tiny French mendiants in a host of flavours, dig into indulgent mini bombolinis, or pick up the vegan, artisanally-crafted coconut laddoos at The Tiny Tub, Bandra. The desserts are free of added refined sugar and gluten. They also have thoughtfully curated hampers that make for binge-worthy gifts.

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COST Rs 750 onwards

Barfi bonanza

Power barfi

This vegan power barfi by Bombay Sweet Shop is ideal for those who love their Diwali barfi, but not dairy. The crunchy treat contains jaggery, dates, cashews, almonds, pistachios, coconut sugar, figs, puffed amaranth, sesame, poppy and melon seeds, along with cardamom.

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COST Rs 800 onwards (part of an assorted box of nine)

Let there be cake

Tiramisu opera

Love your cookies and cakes? Nutritionist Simran Bapu of The Paleoo Bakes has curated a healthy dessert menu at Seeds Of Life. On the menu are vegan, gluten and sugar-free versions of Belgian chocolate cake, tiramisu opera, pineapple cream cake, mixed berry pull-me-up cake, sugar-free chocolate chip cookies and cookie dough sundae. 

AT Seeds of Life, Bandra and Juhu.
CALL 9653336089
COST Rs 350 onwards

Mithai magic

Gulab jamun

Traditional mithai gets a healthy spin with NOTO’s range of happy sweets that include diabetic-friendly milk cakes, rasgullas, gulab jamuns, mohanthals, motichoor laddoos, and malai pedas. Each mithai box also specifies the calories and ingredients for you to make a conscious call.

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COST Rs 355 onwards