Store Brand Banarasi Paan, 150 Grams

Store Brand Banarasi Paan (150 Grams): Varanasi-Style Paan Mukhwas for After Meals
Varanasi is famous for its paan culture, where a folded betel leaf with sweet and fragrant fillings is the traditional way to end a feast. Store Brand Banarasi Paan captures that after-dinner ritual in a ready-to-eat 150 gram mix you can keep on the table. For South Asian families far from the ghats of Banaras, this paan mukhwas from SubziCart.com is an easy way to bring that familiar finish to everyday meals.


Product Features
• Banarasi-style paan mouth freshener mix from SubziCart's store brand
• Sweet, aromatic flavor inspired by traditional meetha paan
• Typically made with ingredients such as fennel, coconut, rose or gulkand and paan flavoring (check the label)
• 150 gram pack sized for home use and refilling a mukhwas box
• Ready to eat by the spoonful, no leaves or folding required


Nutritional Information
Paan mixes are generally sweetened and flavored, so a small spoonful after meals is the usual serving. Ingredients and colors vary between batches and brands, and some paan mixes contain areca nut (supari), so read the ingredient list carefully. Check the Nutrition Facts panel and allergen information on the package before serving.


Serving Ideas
• Offer a small bowl after dinner the way many Indian restaurants do at the billing counter
• Fill a silver or brass mukhwas box for the dining table when relatives visit
• Add to return gift pouches at a housewarming, baby shower or Karva Chauth gathering
• Sprinkle a pinch over vanilla ice cream or kulfi for a paan-flavored dessert


Frequently Asked Questions
Does Banarasi paan mix contain supari?
Recipes vary, and some paan mixes include areca nut while others do not. The ingredient panel on this pack is the best place to confirm.
What makes a paan mix Banarasi style?
The name nods to the paan traditions of Varanasi, known for sweet, fragrant fillings with rose, cardamom and a smooth, lingering finish.
How much should I serve per person?
About half to one teaspoon is a typical after-meal portion. Keep the pack tightly closed so the aroma does not fade.
A little spoonful of Banaras after dinner makes any home meal feel festive.