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Calicut Cravings

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Made in Calicut · Ships pan-India

Two packs, made in Calicut

Kozhi Ada and Kerala banana chips, fried in our Calicut kitchen, sealed to keep three months and delivered anywhere in India.

  • Ready to eat Nothing to heat
  • Keeps 3 months No fridge needed
  • FSSAI licensed Lic. 21324247000581
  • Ships pan-India Free from ₹400

How it works

From our counter to your door in three steps

  1. 1

    Pick your packs

    300 g and 500 g of each. UPI, cards and netbanking at checkout.

  2. 2

    Packed in Calicut

    Sealed, shelf-stable packs from our FSSAI-licensed kitchen. No cold chain, nothing to reheat.

  3. 3

    Courier to any Indian address

    2 to 6 working days. Free delivery on orders from ₹400, ₹50 flat below that - yours or family's.

Both Calicut Cravings packs standing in tissue inside a plain kraft courier carton.

Send it home

Deliver to any address in India - yours or family's.

Both packs travel as an ordinary parcel, no cold chain, so a box can go straight to a parent's door in Kochi or a friend's in Bangalore.

How sending home works →

Ordering, delivery and payment

  • How long does delivery take?

    Packs are dispatched from Calicut by courier and reach most Indian addresses in 2 to 6 working days. You get a tracking link once the parcel is on its way.
  • Is there a minimum order or a delivery charge?

    No minimum. Delivery is free on orders from ₹400; below that it is a flat ₹50, shown at checkout before you pay.
  • How do I pay?

    UPI, debit and credit cards and netbanking, at a secure checkout. Prices shown are MRP and include GST.
  • Do the packs need a fridge?

    No. Both packs are fried, sealed and shelf-stable - they keep for three months in a cool, dry cupboard and are eaten straight from the pack, nothing to reheat.

Want the background first? Read the guide to Malabar snacks or what Kozhi Ada is, then come back to order.