Bikaner Rasgulla with Namkeen Combo@285/- MRP 400/- @Sweetsinbox

Excellent deal

Vu quota over

@Beinghuman wrote:

Excellent deal

This guy ordered entire stock and eventually deal went OOS !!!

@Noah wrote:

@Beinghuman wrote:

Excellent deal

This guy ordered entire stock and eventually deal went OOS !!!

Only 17 was there ?

@Beinghuman wrote:

@Noah wrote:

@Beinghuman wrote:

Excellent deal

This guy ordered entire stock and eventually deal went OOS !!!

Only 17 was there ?

Now in stock.. but Rs. 400….

@Beinghuman wrote:

@Noah wrote:

@Beinghuman wrote:

Excellent deal

This guy ordered entire stock and eventually deal went OOS !!!

Only 17 was there ?

JFF This sholud have been made FPD ! (I know it went OOS, but still !)

@Beinghuman wrote:

@Noah wrote:

@Beinghuman wrote:

Excellent deal

This guy ordered entire stock and eventually deal went OOS !!!

Only 17 was there ?

JFF This sholud have been made FPD ! (I know it went OOS, but still !)

guys need help.. ordered karachi biscuits with Sweetsinbox on 4th .. Order not yet shipped . Tried contacting on FB and twitter
still no reply .. how to get this resolved ?

@Noah wrote:

@Beinghuman wrote:

Excellent deal

This guy ordered entire stock and eventually deal went OOS !!!

@rossonero wrote:

@Beinghuman wrote:

@Noah wrote:

@Beinghuman wrote:

Excellent deal

This guy ordered entire stock and eventually deal went OOS !!!

Only 17 was there ?

Now in stock.. but Rs. 400….

Now available with 285/- bro….

(28% off) Bikaner Rasgulla Bhuja & Namkeen Combo @ Rs.285 (MRP : Rs.400)

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Order will be dispatched by March 24
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Details
Rasgulla – 1 Kg
Bhujia Packet – 400 Gms
Marwari Mixture – 400 Gms
MRP: 400/-
Offer Price – 285/-
Shipping – Free.

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No Coupon Code
Order will be dispatched by March 24
Maximum quantity per customer 5

I don’t know what are the rates of Bikaneri Rasgullas and Bhujia in Metro cities, but in cities like Bikaner or Jaipur, one can easily get it at any reputed shop for Rs 200/kg Rasgulla and Rs 140-160/kg for bhujia.

And I am talking about reputed shops, where you can see excellent quality and hygienic processes being followed… In Normal shops, the rates are approx Rs 20/kg cheaper.

Going by the products listed here, I can’t recall any such well known brand by this name to to exist in the market. So, conservatively estimating the real price of the product is = Rs 200 (rasgulla) + Rs 100 (Bhujia/Namkeen) = Rs 300

I mean to say buy if you are looking for convenience to get the product at your doorstep, else its better to go and check with your nearby sweetshop and get a bit fresher stock of eatables.

And still if you didn’t get the point of my message, read the last line again… “I mean to say buy if you are looking for convenience …. …. …. …. … stock of eatables”.

@JonSnow wrote:

I don’t know what are the rates of Bikaneri Rasgullas and Bhujia in Metro cities, but in cities like Bikaner or Jaipur, one can easily get it at any reputed shop for Rs 200/kg Rasgulla and Rs 140-160/kg for bhujia.

And I am talking about reputed shops, where you can see excellent quality and hygienic processes being followed… In Normal shops, the rates are approx Rs 20/kg cheaper.

Going by the products listed here, I can’t recall any such well known brand by this name to to exist in the market. So, conservatively estimating the real price of the product is = Rs 200 (rasgulla) + Rs 100 (Bhujia/Namkeen) = Rs 300

I mean to say buy if you are looking for convenience to get the product at your doorstep, else its better to go and check with your nearby sweetshop and get a bit fresher stock of eatables.

This makes no sense man.
How do we know a sweet shop is selling a fresh product.
Have you ever purchased from any of sweets selling merchants online. How do you know this is not fresh.

@JonSnow wrote:

I don’t know what are the rates of Bikaneri Rasgullas and Bhujia in Metro cities, but in cities like Bikaner or Jaipur, one can easily get it at any reputed shop for Rs 200/kg Rasgulla and Rs 140-160/kg for bhujia.

And I am talking about reputed shops, where you can see excellent quality and hygienic processes being followed… In Normal shops, the rates are approx Rs 20/kg cheaper.

Going by the products listed here, I can’t recall any such well known brand by this name to to exist in the market. So, conservatively estimating the real price of the product is = Rs 200 (rasgulla) + Rs 100 (Bhujia/Namkeen) = Rs 300

I mean to say buy if you are looking for convenience to get the product at your doorstep, else its better to go and check with your nearby sweetshop and get a bit fresher stock of eatables.

Sometimes during festival times, reliance fresh sells rasgulla and gulab jamun tins for 175-200 with buy one get one free offer.. Compared to that, this seems costlier.

Back in stoke

@popeye wrote:

Back in stoke

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