About The Patali Gur
Patali Gur is something Bengalis wait for all year. As soon as winter sets in, the smell of boiling date palm sap starts drifting through villages, and that’s when Patali Gur makes its quiet return. It is solid, deep brown in colour, slightly grainy to touch, and full of a warmth that refined sugar can never give. This is not just a sweetener. Patali Gur is part of winter mornings, family kitchens, and old recipes that never needed rewriting. One small piece is enough to remind you why it has been valued for generations.
Our connection with Patali Gur did not begin as a business idea. It began with taste, memory, and habit. The kind that stays with you long after winter ends. Over time, we realised how difficult it had become to find Patali Gur that still followed the old way of making it.
So we went back to the source.
We work closely with local producers who collect fresh khejur rosh before sunrise and boil it slowly, without rushing the process. There are no shortcuts here. Some batches take longer, some vary slightly in colour or aroma—and that is exactly how Patali Gur should be.Each solid piece is allowed to set naturally. Nothing is added to enhance flavour. Nothing is removed.
Patali Gur is seasonal, and we respect that. It is available only when the sap is at its best. We do not store it for months or try to make it taste the same all year round.
You may notice small differences from batch to batch. That’s not inconsistency—it’s honesty.
The sweetness is mild, the aroma is earthy, and the finish is clean. Whether it melts into hot milk, goes into payesh, or breaks into pieces for pithe, it blends quietly without overpowering the dish.
We don’t believe Patali Gur needs heavy claims or loud promises. It only needs to be real. What reaches your kitchen is made using traditional methods, handled carefully, and packed to retain freshness. Nothing more. Nothing less.
If you have grown up with Patali Gur, it should feel familiar. If you are tasting it for the first time, it should feel honest.
That, for us, is enough.
Why Buy Patali Gur
As soon as you unseal the Patali Gur package, an alluring aroma of sweetness completely saturates the space. The scent is not strong though, it is merely soft and soothing, like the fragrance of traditional sweets. Besides, every time you put it into your dish, the smell invigorates the kitchen and brings warmth to your food.
Read MorePatali Gur is so soft and creamy that it can hardly be noticed when heated. There is no grittiness, no mess, just smooth delicacy that goes very well with milk, sweets, or syrup. This mouthfeel undoubtedly enhances the experience of eating the traditional desserts like Pithe or Payesh, besides giving beverages and sauces a nice, continuous mouthfeel.
Read MorePatali Gur's taste is very rich, very much like deep caramel and natural at the same time. It not only adds a warm and deep flavor to desserts that sugar cannot do, but also it is from Bengali sweets and daily treats, thus, it would be a very special touch to the recipes, making them taste more real and enjoyable with that slight smoky sweetness everybody adores.
Read MorePatali Gur is made from untainted date palm sap. There are no chemicals, no preservatives, just pure jaggery. You get the authentic flavor of the past and it is safe for the entire family. Moreover, the choice of Patali Gur is also in favor of local farmers who still practice the ancient methods of harvesting.
Read MorePatali Gur is an iron and calcium-rich sugar alternative unlike white sugar. It is a good source of energy, boosts immunity, and is very gentle on the body. Its daily use in tea, desserts or sweets adds not only the taste but also the nutrition, thus making it the healthier option for both adults and children.
Read MoreIt is practically suitable for everything, be it in confectionery, beverages, cakes, or even porridge. Patali Gur effortlessly intermingles and helps in the unmasking of the other ingredients' flavors. From everyday cooking to festive treats, it contributes authentic sweetness and aroma, thus, elevating every dish without you having to make any extra effort.
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Patali Gur (Solid Nolen Gur): Winter in Bengal means Patali Gur. Families line up for fresh jaggery made from date palm sap. It’s dark, sticky, and smells like caramel. You can use it in Pithe or Payesh, or just a tiny piece in tea. People say it keeps you warm, gives energy, and helps with digestion. And yes—it’s completely natural. No chemicals. Just pure sweetness.
Jhola Gur (Liquid Nolen Gur): Jhola Nolen Gur is the liquid version. Pour it slowly over pancakes, stir it in tea, or mix in desserts. The smell alone will remind you of winter mornings in a Bengali home. It’s smooth, sweet, and has that deep date palm flavor you can’t get from sugar. Healthy too—because it’s natural.
Joynagar Moa:Joynagar Moa is a story on its own. Handmade with Nolen Gur, puffed rice, and date palm seeds, each piece is crunchy, sweet, and melts in your mouth. People gift it, share it at festivals, or just keep a box at home for themselves. It’s not just a sweet, it’s tradition in a bite.
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