Eid and Ramadan boxes: what to order, and when to order it

Ramadan and Eid are the only two periods where we close the order book early, and every year somebody messages on the day itself hoping. So — the honest version, ahead of time.

When to order

For a family box, a week is comfortable. For gifting — twenty boxes, fifty, an office list — two weeks, and earlier is better. The last few days before Eid are usually closed to new orders because the kitchen is already committed. It's one oven and one baker.

What people actually order

**For iftar and suhoor at home:** brownies and cookie melts, because they keep for a few days and they're easy to put on a table without plating anything.

**For gifting:** mix boxes. Nine pieces, a variety, and the box looks like a gift without needing wrapping. This is what most of the Eid volume is.

**For a majlis or a bigger gathering:** trays rather than boxes, and a mix of chilled desserts and baked ones so there's something for people who don't want chocolate at eleven at night.

Gifting a long list

If you're sending to twenty different addresses, send us the list on WhatsApp rather than placing twenty orders. We'll sort the delivery runs by area — Dubai together, Sharjah and Ajman together, and the further emirates on planned days — which is cheaper for you and less time in a car for the boxes.

Handwritten notes are included, no charge, and the price never goes in the box.

Everything is halal

All of it, all year. Halal-certified ingredients and no alcohol-based flavourings — worth saying plainly during a month when people ask.

Message us on WhatsApp at +971 50 368 7757 to plan an Eid or Ramadan order.