Collection: Dry Fruits

Good-Quality Dry Fruits for Everyday to Festive Delights

Looking to buy clean, fresh, reasonably priced dry fruits online? Check Hathi Masala; they bring you kaju, badam, kismish, pista, akhrot, and more. 

We evaluate and sort each batch to remove broken pieces, dust, and stones before packing. Our plain dry fruits don’t contain anything extra. 

Use them for soaked badam in the morning, kaju katli at any festival or any special occasion, kismish in your kheer, or a snack in your kids’ tiffin. 

Why Indian Families Choose Hathi Masala Dry Fruits

• Hygienically Packed

• Fresh. Efficient. Pure.

• 9-step purification procedure

• Lab-tested every batch

• Flavor-locked packaging 

• Exported to 60+ Countries

Hathi Masala Dry Fruits Range

Hathi Masala has a huge range of dry fruits for every need. You can find everyday favourites like kaju, badam, and kismish. 

You can also purchase premium nuts like pista, akhrot, and Brazil nuts. There are ready-to-eat snacks also. Each product comes in sealed packaging and sizes that suit your family's everyday and occasional needs.

Everyday Eating Dry Fruits

These dry fruits are available in almost every Indian household and are used regularly. Kids snack on them. They’re used to making sweets, and many families used to soak a few every night.

Premium Nuts 

Our range also has richer nuts for special sweets, baking, desserts, and healthy snacking. They cost a little more than the everyday ones, so start with smaller packs to try them out.

Ready to Eat 

These cashews are slow-roasted in pure ghee and then mixed with digestive masala made by Hathi Masala itself. You can eat them directly from the pack.

Buying Guide: How to Choose the Right Dry Fruits

Which Dry Fruit Should You Pick?

• For children: Almonds, cashews, and raisins. These are mild and tasty dry fruits, and also easy to add to milk or tiffin.

• For elders: Soaked and peeled almonds and raisins. Both are easy and soft to chew.

• For sweets and desserts: Cashews for kaju katli. Almonds for halwa. Pista for kulfi and topping.

• For fasting days: Plain cashews, almonds, walnuts, and raisins are fast-friendly. You can also pair them with fasting flour for any vrat-friendly dishes.

• For gifting: A jar of kaju, badam, and pista always feels special for Diwali and festive gifting.

Which Pack Size Should You Buy?

Simple rule: Someone who eats a small handful (about 25g) a day can easily finish a 200g pack in about 8 days, and a 500g pack in about 20 days.

• 50g: To try a new snack or carry one in your bag.

• 100g to 125g: If you want to try a premium nut like hazelnut, pecan, or Brazil nut for the very first time.

• 200g: Best choice for a small family or light snacking.

• 500g: Perfect for families who eat dry fruits every day, or for festive cooking.

• Bulk orders: For weddings, festivals, or corporate gifts, visit our Bulk Inquiry page.

How to Check If the Dry Fruits You Purchased Are Fresh

• Snap the nut: Fresh nuts break cleanly. Old and stale nuts feel a little soft or chewy.

• Smell: Fresh nuts have a mild, nutty fragrance. A bitter or oily fragrance means they are old.

• Look closely: Evaluate for broken pieces, any dust, or tiny holes in the nuts.

• Raisins: They should be dry, soft, and sweet, not sticky or tangy.

Dry Fruits Price List 

(These prices are as of 17th September 2026.)

Hathi Masala keeps pricing fair and simple. You pay for good-quality dry fruits, not fancy packaging.

How Indian Kitchens Use Hathi Masala Dry Fruits

In almost every Indian household, dry fruits are part of everyday life and big celebrations.

Many families make it a habit to start the morning with soaked almonds, and many end dinner with a few pieces of cashews.

At Diwali, cashews become kaju katli, and pista tops almost every sweet box. In Navratri or other vrat days, plain dry fruits help you keep going. 

In cold winters, Gujarati households make adadiya pak, gond pak, and katlu pak loaded with almonds and cashews, along with gond and katlu powder.

On regular days, people add a handful of kismish to kheer or halwa. A tiny pinch of green cardamom powder and some chopped almonds turn your plain milk into a sweet, fragrant treat. 

Browse our recipes section for more ideas like this.

About Hathi Masala Dry Fruits

Hathi Masala has been part of many Indian households since 1952. Gandhi Spices Pvt. Ltd. cleans and packs our dry fruits in Rajkot, Gujarat, ensuring cleanliness and quality in every pack.

Quality You Can Trust

• We sort every batch of dry fruits to remove dust, broken nuts, and stones.

• We pack our dry fruits in sealed, hygienic packaging.

• We don't add artificial additives or mix anything into our plain dry fruits.

• Cleaning and packaging procedures follow FSSAI and ISO 22000 standards.

• We have earned 70+ years of trust from Indian households.

Storage: Always store dry fruits in a dry, airtight glass or steel container. Keep the container away from heat and sunlight. Always use a dry hand or spoon. On monsoon days, keep walnuts, pecans, and pista in the refrigerator to keep them fresh longer. Stored properly, they stay fresh for 12-14 months.

More from the Hathi Masala Kitchen

Explore related categories:

• Super Seeds: chia, flax, pumpkin, and sunflower seeds for trail mixes.

• Whole Spices: cardamom, nutmeg, and more for kheer and Indian sweets.

• Fasting Flour: for your vrat-day and fasting meals.

• Pulses and Dal: clean, stone-free dals for everyday cooking

From our blog:

• Top 8 Festive Dry Fruit Gift Ideas

• Healthy Dry Fruits Names List with Hindi Names

• 12 Dry Fruits Benefits You Should Know

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1. Which dry fruits are safe to consume regularly?

Consuming badam, kaju, akhrot, and kismis every day is actually safe. Badam and akhrot can keep you full for a long time. Raisins add natural sweetness without added sugar. Always eat a small handful, and mix 2-3 varieties. Consult a doctor if you have diabetes or a nut allergy.

Q2. How many dry fruits should I eat in a day?

A small handful (about 20-30 grams) a day is enough for most healthy adults. Dry fruits are calorie-dense, so eating more isn't always better.

Brazil nuts are high in selenium, so consume 1-2 per day. Kids need smaller amounts, according to their age and a doctor's advice.

Q3. Should I soak almonds before eating?

Many Indian households soak a handful of almonds overnight and peel them in the morning. Soaking makes almonds softer and easier to chew. They’re lighter on the stomach for many people. You can also eat raw almonds.

Q4. Which dry fruits are good for kids?

Kids can eat badam, kaju, kismis, and akhrot; these are simple, tasty choices. You can give them dry fruit milk or kheer. It’s also best for packing in the tiffin box. For kids under 5, powdered or finely chopped nuts are better, because whole nuts can cause choking.

Q5. What is the difference between raisins and black raisins?

Kismish are known as regular yellow raisins. They’re made by drying green grapes. They range from golden to green and are gently sweet. Black raisins are made by drying black grapes. They are darker, softer, and a little tangy.

Q6. How should I store dry fruits at home?

Always store dry fruits in a dry, airtight glass or steel container. Keep the container away from heat and sunlight. Always use a dry hand or spoon. On monsoon days, keep walnuts, pecans, and pista in the refrigerator to keep them fresh longer. Stored properly, they stay fresh for 12-14 months.

Q7. How can I tell if dry fruits are fresh?

You can perform the small tests mentioned above. Fresh dry fruits snap cleanly and smell mild and nutty. Old or stale nuts feel a little softer or chewy and smell bitter or oily. Raisins should be soft and not sticky or sour. Always look for broken pieces, dust, and tiny holes in the nuts. The holes can indicate insects. 

Q8. Is it safe to buy dry fruits online?

Yes, it’s actually pretty safe. Hathi Masala packs every dry fruit batch in 3-layer sealed, hygienic packaging. Always check the pack details, processing, and reviews before buying. It almost feels like buying dry fruits from a reliable local store.

Q9. Does Hathi Masala offer free shipping and bulk orders?

Yes. We offer free shipping across India on orders above ₹600. You can order all our dry fruits directly from hathimasala.com. For Diwali, weddings, or corporate gifting, visit our Bulk Inquiry page or call us at +91 94282 11521.