Amazon Mithai Price October 2026: Soan Papdi From Rs. 23 per 100 g

Rs. 115 for a stated 500 g is Rs. 23.00 per 100 g, the lowest figure for any sweet in this read - and it comes from the most widely stocked name on the shelf rather than from an unknown seller. It carries 1,499 ratings at 4.3, which is a serious sample at this price.

Set it against the dearest soan papdi on this page at Rs. 95.60 per 100 g and the gap is 4.2x for the same named sweet. Against the cheapest kaju katli here, at Rs. 110.70 per 100 g, it is 4.8x cheaper - which is the single most useful number on this page if the brief is simply 'a box of mithai'. Amazon's own printed per-100 g rate on this listing reads Rs. 23, matching the arithmetic above. The listing publishes no usable stated MRP, so this page prints no discount.

• Selling price: Rs. 115
• What the listing calls it: a 500 g box of soan papdi
• Stated pack weight: 500 g
• Price per 100 g: Rs. 23
• Stated MRP: none published - the second figure on this tile is a per-unit rate, not a list price
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.3 from 1,499 ratings
• Ingredient, ghee and sugar-free claims: the listing's own, not tested by us
• Buying logic: Cheapest per 100 g
• Read on: amazon.in search results, 4 October 2026, logged out, India

One rupee more at the till than the card above, for a box the listing describes as the almond variant. Per 100 g the difference is twenty paise, which is as close to a free variant swap as this shelf offers.

Its sample is the smaller of the two: 300 ratings at 4.1 against 1,499 at 4.3. Across this shelf the pattern repeats - within a brand, the differences in per-100 g price between stated flavours and variants are usually small, and the real spread comes from which brand and which box size you buy, not which flavour. 'Almond' is the listing's own word and we did not open the box.

• Selling price: Rs. 116
• What the listing calls it: a 500 g box of regular soan papdi with almond
• Stated pack weight: 500 g
• Price per 100 g: Rs. 23.20
• Stated MRP: none published - the second figure on this tile is a per-unit rate, not a list price
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.1 from 300 ratings
• Ingredient, ghee and sugar-free claims: the listing's own, not tested by us
• Buying logic: Almond variant, same price
• Read on: amazon.in search results, 4 October 2026, logged out, India

Rs. 99 is the lowest checkout price among the 22 seated, and at a stated 400 g it works out at Rs. 24.75 per 100 g - more than the two Haldiram's boxes above it. Buying the cheapest box on the shelf costs you Rs. 1.75 more per 100 g than buying the cheapest sweet on it.

It publishes no rating and no rating count. That is the trade here: Rs. 16 less at the till than a box with 1,499 ratings at 4.3 behind it, for 100 g less sweet and no published record whatever. 'Bikaneri' is the listing's own term and describes a style, not a verified origin.

• Selling price: Rs. 99
• What the listing calls it: a 400 g box of Bikaneri soan papdi
• Stated pack weight: 400 g
• Price per 100 g: Rs. 24.75
• Stated MRP: none published - the second figure on this tile is a per-unit rate, not a list price
• Evidence published on the listing: no rating published
• Ingredient, ghee and sugar-free claims: the listing's own, not tested by us
• Buying logic: Cheapest at the till
• Read on: amazon.in search results, 4 October 2026, logged out, India

Two of the Rs. 115 boxes would cost Rs. 230. This combo of the same two boxes costs Rs. 260. Per 100 g that is Rs. 26.00 against Rs. 23.00 - the multipack is 13% dearer per gram than buying the singles separately, on the same shelf on the same morning.

This card exists because the instinct to buy the bigger pack is usually right and here it is wrong. Of the three multipacks seated on this page, one is cheaper per 100 g than its single, one is identical and this one is dearer - so the only reliable method is to divide. It carries 77 ratings at 4.0, a far thinner record than the single box. Stock, seller and bundle pricing change constantly, so check both listings before buying either.

• Selling price: Rs. 260
• What the listing calls it: a combo of two 500 g soan papdi boxes
• Stated pack weight: 1,000 g
• Price per 100 g: Rs. 26
• Stated MRP: none published - the second figure on this tile is a per-unit rate, not a list price
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.0 from 77 ratings
• Ingredient, ghee and sugar-free claims: the listing's own, not tested by us
• Buying logic: Multipack that costs more
• Read on: amazon.in search results, 4 October 2026, logged out, India

Rs. 70 for a stated 250 g is Rs. 28.00 per 100 g - Rs. 5 per 100 g above the shelf floor, for a box a quarter the weight. On most shelves a quarter-size pack carries a far worse unit price than that; here the penalty is about 22%.

110 ratings at 3.7 is the weakest average among the cheap soan papdi boxes seated. If the brief is one small box to carry to one house, this is the cheapest sensible unit in the read; if it is volume, the 500 g box two cards up is Rs. 5 per 100 g cheaper and far better rated. 'Coconut' is the listing's own description of the flavour.

• Selling price: Rs. 70
• What the listing calls it: a 250 g box of coconut soan papdi
• Stated pack weight: 250 g
• Price per 100 g: Rs. 28
• Stated MRP: none published - the second figure on this tile is a per-unit rate, not a list price
• Evidence published on the listing: 3.7 from 110 ratings
• Ingredient, ghee and sugar-free claims: the listing's own, not tested by us
• Buying logic: Smallest cheap box
• Read on: amazon.in search results, 4 October 2026, logged out, India

3,374 ratings at 4.0 is the biggest published sample among all the sweets in this read, and it sits on a stated kilogram split into four 250 g packs - which is a genuinely different proposition from one large box if the sweets are being given away rather than eaten at home.

It costs Rs. 30.00 per 100 g, or Rs. 7 more per 100 g than the shelf floor. Across this page that is roughly what the best-evidenced option costs over the cheapest one, in every category here. The same brand's 2 kg version appeared in these results at the identical Rs. 30.00 per 100 g, so there is no further bulk discount above a kilogram on this listing.

• Selling price: Rs. 300
• What the listing calls it: four 250 g packs of soan papdi, 1 kg in total
• Stated pack weight: 1,000 g
• Price per 100 g: Rs. 30
• Stated MRP: none published - the second figure on this tile is a per-unit rate, not a list price
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.0 from 3,374 ratings
• Ingredient, ghee and sugar-free claims: the listing's own, not tested by us
• Buying logic: Largest sample in the read
• Read on: amazon.in search results, 4 October 2026, logged out, India

Rs. 270 for a stated 900 g is Rs. 30.00 per 100 g, with 1,555 ratings at 4.1. It is a straightforward large box at a fair unit price and would be unremarkable except for what the same brand charges one chapter down.

Bikaji's 450 g box, labelled 'Premium', costs Rs. 380 - which is Rs. 84.44 per 100 g, 2.8 times this listing's rate, from the same brand on the same shelf. The published evidence runs the other way too: this box has 1,555 ratings and that one has one. What 'Premium' denotes is the seller's own wording and we did not open either box, so this page compares the prices and the rating counts and stops there.

• Selling price: Rs. 270
• What the listing calls it: a 900 g box of soan papdi
• Stated pack weight: 900 g
• Price per 100 g: Rs. 30
• Stated MRP: none published - the second figure on this tile is a per-unit rate, not a list price
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.1 from 1,555 ratings
• Ingredient, ghee and sugar-free claims: the listing's own, not tested by us
• Buying logic: The brand's own cheap box
• Read on: amazon.in search results, 4 October 2026, logged out, India

Rs. 380 for a stated 450 g is Rs. 84.44 per 100 g. The same brand's 900 g box is Rs. 30.00 per 100 g. Same sweet, same brand, same results page: 2.8 times the rate for a box labelled Premium.

The published evidence does not support the step up. This listing shows a 3.0 average resting on one rating; the cheaper box shows 4.1 from 1,555. This page does not treat a single rating as evidence of anything. 'Premium' is the seller's own label, carries no defined meaning on a marketplace listing, and we did not taste, weigh or compare the contents of either box - we are reporting two prices, two stated weights and two rating counts, nothing more.

• Selling price: Rs. 380
• What the listing calls it: a 450 g box sold as premium soan papdi
• Stated pack weight: 450 g
• Price per 100 g: Rs. 84.44
• Stated MRP: none published - the second figure on this tile is a per-unit rate, not a list price
• Evidence published on the listing: 3.0 from 1 rating
• Ingredient, ghee and sugar-free claims: the listing's own, not tested by us
• Buying logic: The 'Premium' premium
• Read on: amazon.in search results, 4 October 2026, logged out, India

A stated 500 g for Rs. 450, against a stated 500 g for Rs. 115 at the top of this page. Identical stated weight, same sweet by name, 3.9 times the money - which is the cleanest like-for-like comparison this shelf offers because nothing has to be divided or adjusted.

Four ratings at 4.0 is all the published evidence behind it, against 1,499 at 4.3 behind the Rs. 115 box. This page is not saying the two boxes contain the same thing - a regional sweet shop's product may differ in ways no listing captures and we did not taste either. It is saying that nothing published on these two listings explains a 3.9x gap, and the buyer is paying it on the strength of a name.

• Selling price: Rs. 450
• What the listing calls it: a 500 g box of soan papdi patisa
• Stated pack weight: 500 g
• Price per 100 g: Rs. 90
• Stated MRP: none published - the second figure on this tile is a per-unit rate, not a list price
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.0 from 4 ratings
• Ingredient, ghee and sugar-free claims: the listing's own, not tested by us
• Buying logic: Same weight, 3.9x the price
• Read on: amazon.in search results, 4 October 2026, logged out, India

Rs. 190 for a stated 200 g is Rs. 95.00 per 100 g - 4.1 times the plain soan papdi at the top of this page, and 3.4 times the coconut variant at Rs. 28.00. Within this read the chocolate version is by far the most expensive way to buy the sweet per gram.

20 ratings at 3.2 is both the smallest sample and the lowest average among the soan papdi boxes seated. The listing's own second figure on this tile did not parse as a usable unit rate, so the Rs. 95.00 above is computed purely from its stated 200 g and its selling price. 'Chocolate' is the listing's own word and we did not taste it.

• Selling price: Rs. 190
• What the listing calls it: a 200 g box of chocolate soan papdi
• Stated pack weight: 200 g
• Price per 100 g: Rs. 95
• Stated MRP: none published - the second figure on this tile is a per-unit rate, not a list price
• Evidence published on the listing: 3.2 from 20 ratings
• Ingredient, ghee and sugar-free claims: the listing's own, not tested by us
• Buying logic: Flavour premium
• Read on: amazon.in search results, 4 October 2026, logged out, India

Rs. 95.60 per 100 g is the highest rate any soan papdi reaches in this read - 4.2 times the Rs. 23.00 at the top of this page for a sweet with the same name on the box. It is still cheaper per 100 g than every kaju katli in the next chapter, which is the useful way to place it.

Six ratings at 3.4 is the published record: the second-smallest sample on this page and the second-lowest average. Across the whole soan papdi band the correlation is hard to miss - the four dearest boxes here carry 1, 4, 6 and 20 ratings between them, and the four cheapest carry 1,499, 3,374, 1,555 and 300. 'Almond' is the listing's own description.

• Selling price: Rs. 239
• What the listing calls it: a 250 g box of almond soan papdi
• Stated pack weight: 250 g
• Price per 100 g: Rs. 95.60
• Stated MRP: none published - the second figure on this tile is a per-unit rate, not a list price
• Evidence published on the listing: 3.4 from 6 ratings
• Ingredient, ghee and sugar-free claims: the listing's own, not tested by us
• Buying logic: Dearest soan papdi
• Read on: amazon.in search results, 4 October 2026, logged out, India

Rs. 1,107 for a stated kilogram is Rs. 110.70 per 100 g, the lowest kaju katli rate in this read - and Amazon's own printed per-100 g figure on this tile reads Rs. 110, which corroborates the arithmetic to the rupee.

It is also the highest checkout price on this page, which is exactly the inversion worth naming: the most expensive listing in the read is the cheapest way to buy the sweet it contains. Against the same brand's 250 g and 500 g boxes, both at Rs. 130.00 per 100 g, this kilogram saves Rs. 19.30 per 100 g - about 15%. The 6,641 ratings shown here are the largest count on the page, though that count appears on more than one Haldiram's listing in these results and is best read as a shared pool.

• Selling price: Rs. 1,107
• What the listing calls it: two 500 g boxes of kaju katli, 1 kg in total
• Stated pack weight: 1,000 g
• Price per 100 g: Rs. 110.70
• Stated MRP: none published - the second figure on this tile is a per-unit rate, not a list price
• Evidence published on the listing: 3.9 from 6,641 ratings
• Ingredient, ghee and sugar-free claims: the listing's own, not tested by us
• Buying logic: Cheapest kaju katli
• Read on: amazon.in search results, 4 October 2026, logged out, India

Rs. 225 for a stated 200 g is Rs. 112.50 per 100 g - within Rs. 2 of the kilogram box's rate, which makes it the rare small pack on this shelf that is not punished for being small. With 1,477 ratings at 4.0 it is also properly evidenced.

It is one of only five seated listings where amazon.in published a list price above the selling price: Rs. 250 against Rs. 225, a 1.11x multiple and a 10% discount - which is about as modest and as credible as a stated MRP gets. On the other seventeen rows the second figure on the tile is Amazon's per-100 g unit rate rather than an MRP, which is why most cards on this page show no strikethrough at all.

• Selling price: Rs. 225
• What the listing calls it: a 200 g box of kaju katli
• Stated pack weight: 200 g
• Price per 100 g: Rs. 112.50
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 250, 10% off displayed
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.0 from 1,477 ratings
• Ingredient, ghee and sugar-free claims: the listing's own, not tested by us
• Buying logic: Cheapest small katli box
• Read on: amazon.in search results, 4 October 2026, logged out, India

Rs. 650 for 500 g and Rs. 325 for 250 g both work out at exactly Rs. 130.00 per 100 g. On this brand's kaju katli the step from a quarter-kilo to a half-kilo buys no unit saving whatsoever - the discount only appears at the kilogram, where the rate drops to Rs. 110.70.

That is worth knowing before buying two 500 g boxes instead of one 1 kg pack: the same brand charges Rs. 1,300 for the former and Rs. 1,107 for the latter. This listing carries 145 ratings at 3.8, a much thinner record than the kilogram pack's. Amazon's printed unit rate on this tile reads Rs. 130, matching the figure above.

• Selling price: Rs. 650
• What the listing calls it: a 500 g box of kaju katli
• Stated pack weight: 500 g
• Price per 100 g: Rs. 130
• Stated MRP: none published - the second figure on this tile is a per-unit rate, not a list price
• Evidence published on the listing: 3.8 from 145 ratings
• Ingredient, ghee and sugar-free claims: the listing's own, not tested by us
• Buying logic: No bulk discount
• Read on: amazon.in search results, 4 October 2026, logged out, India

A stated 48 pieces in a stated 500 g box at Rs. 680 is Rs. 136.00 per 100 g and about Rs. 14.17 a piece - and this is the only kaju katli in the read that prints both numbers, which is the one thing that makes a box comparable to what a sweet shop quotes by the piece.

Per 100 g it sits Rs. 6 above the same-size Haldiram's box and Rs. 25.30 above the kilogram pack. 113 ratings at 4.1 is a middling but real sample. The piece count is the listing's own figure and we did not open a box or count what is in one; piece weights differ between brands, so the per-piece figure is only comparable within this listing.

• Selling price: Rs. 680
• What the listing calls it: a 500 g box of kaju katli, 48 pieces
• Stated pack weight: 500 g
• Price per 100 g: Rs. 136
• Stated MRP: none published - the second figure on this tile is a per-unit rate, not a list price
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.1 from 113 ratings
• Ingredient, ghee and sugar-free claims: the listing's own, not tested by us
• Buying logic: Priced per piece too
• Read on: amazon.in search results, 4 October 2026, logged out, India

1,770 ratings at 4.0 is the largest independent sample among the kaju katli boxes seated - the only bigger count on this page belongs to a Haldiram's listing whose rating count repeats across several of the brand's listings in these results.

What that record costs is Rs. 36.55 per 100 g over the kilogram pack, or about 33%. Amazon's own printed rate on this tile reads Rs. 147 against the Rs. 147.25 computed here from its stated 400 g, which is the twelfth of twelve seated rows where the two figures agree to the rupee - the reason this page trusts its own arithmetic. No usable stated MRP is published, so no discount is shown.

• Selling price: Rs. 589
• What the listing calls it: a 400 g box of kaju katli
• Stated pack weight: 400 g
• Price per 100 g: Rs. 147.25
• Stated MRP: none published - the second figure on this tile is a per-unit rate, not a list price
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.0 from 1,770 ratings
• Ingredient, ghee and sugar-free claims: the listing's own, not tested by us
• Buying logic: Best-evidenced katli
• Read on: amazon.in search results, 4 October 2026, logged out, India

Rs. 773 against Rs. 650 for a conventional 500 g box of the same sweet is Rs. 24.60 more per 100 g, or about 19% - the cost of the stated switch from sugar to jaggery on this shelf. It is the narrowest 'better ingredient' premium on this page; the sugar-free box one card down charges far more for a similar promise.

It is one of five seated listings with a real stated MRP: Rs. 978 against Rs. 773, a 1.27x multiple and a 21% discount, which is restrained. With 14 ratings at 4.4 the sample is thin. 'Jaggery', 'healthy' and the ingredient claims are the listing's own printed words; this page makes no nutritional claim and nothing here says jaggery is healthier than sugar.

• Selling price: Rs. 773
• What the listing calls it: a 500 g box of kaju katli sweetened with jaggery
• Stated pack weight: 500 g
• Price per 100 g: Rs. 154.60
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 978, 21% off displayed
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.4 from 14 ratings
• Ingredient, ghee and sugar-free claims: the listing's own, not tested by us
• Buying logic: Jaggery variant
• Read on: amazon.in search results, 4 October 2026, logged out, India

Rs. 199.60 per 100 g against Rs. 130.00 for the conventional 500 g box is a 54% premium, and against the kilogram pack's Rs. 110.70 it is 80%. That is what the stated sugar-free formulation costs per gram on this shelf - roughly three times the jaggery premium one card up.

Its stated MRP is one of the five real ones here: Rs. 769 against Rs. 499, a 1.54x multiple and a 35% discount. The published record is 13 ratings at 4.3, too small to lean on. 'Sugar-free' and 'gluten-free' are the listing's own printed terms, reproduced as printed - this page has not read an ingredient panel and nothing here is a statement about sugar content, suitability for diabetics or any health effect.

• Selling price: Rs. 499
• What the listing calls it: a 250 g box of sugar-free kaju katli
• Stated pack weight: 250 g
• Price per 100 g: Rs. 199.60
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 769, 35% off displayed
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.3 from 13 ratings
• Ingredient, ghee and sugar-free claims: the listing's own, not tested by us
• Buying logic: Sugar-free premium
• Read on: amazon.in search results, 4 October 2026, logged out, India

Rs. 244.00 per 100 g is the highest rate in this read - 10.6 times the Rs. 23.00 soan papdi at the top of this page and 2.2 times the cheapest kaju katli. The stated difference from a conventional kaju katli is a rose and gulkand flavouring.

Seventeen ratings at 3.8 is the published record, which is both a small sample and the lowest average in this chapter. Its stated MRP of Rs. 1,420 against Rs. 1,220 is a 1.16x multiple and a 14% discount - restrained, like most of the real stated MRPs on this page, and a reminder that on this shelf the credible list prices and the high prices travel together. 'Gulkand' and the flavour claims are the listing's own.

• Selling price: Rs. 1,220
• What the listing calls it: a 500 g box of rose-flavoured kaju katli
• Stated pack weight: 500 g
• Price per 100 g: Rs. 244
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 1,420, 14% off displayed
• Evidence published on the listing: 3.8 from 17 ratings
• Ingredient, ghee and sugar-free claims: the listing's own, not tested by us
• Buying logic: Dearest per 100 g
• Read on: amazon.in search results, 4 October 2026, logged out, India

Rs. 202 for a stated kilogram is Rs. 20.20 per 100 g, the lowest rate among all 22 seated listings - Rs. 2.80 below the cheapest soan papdi and a twelfth of the dearest kaju katli. Namkeen is in this read precisely to supply that scale.

It is also one of the five rows with a real stated MRP: Rs. 280 against Rs. 202, a 1.39x multiple and a 28% discount, with 3,794 ratings at 4.1 behind it. The same brand's three-pack appeared in these results at Rs. 606 - exactly three times this price - so there is no bulk discount on this listing at all, which is worth knowing before buying the larger one.

• Selling price: Rs. 202
• What the listing calls it: a 1 kg pack of Bikaneri bhujia
• Stated pack weight: 1,000 g
• Price per 100 g: Rs. 20.20
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 280, 28% off displayed
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.1 from 3,794 ratings
• Ingredient, ghee and sugar-free claims: the listing's own, not tested by us
• Buying logic: Shelf floor
• Read on: amazon.in search results, 4 October 2026, logged out, India

6,406 ratings at 4.3 is the largest independent published sample among all 22 seated listings, and it costs Rs. 4.90 per 100 g more than the cheaper bhujia above it - about 24% for a far stronger record.

That exchange rate is the most consistent thing on this shelf. In every category here, moving from the cheapest listing to the best-evidenced one costs between Rs. 2 and Rs. 7 per 100 g, while moving from a plain variant to a 'premium' one costs between Rs. 25 and Rs. 70. Amazon's own printed rate on this tile reads Rs. 25, matching the figure computed above from its stated kilogram.

• Selling price: Rs. 251
• What the listing calls it: a 1 kg pack of Bikaneri bhujia
• Stated pack weight: 1,000 g
• Price per 100 g: Rs. 25.10
• Stated MRP: none published - the second figure on this tile is a per-unit rate, not a list price
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.3 from 6,406 ratings
• Ingredient, ghee and sugar-free claims: the listing's own, not tested by us
• Buying logic: Largest sample on the page
• Read on: amazon.in search results, 4 October 2026, logged out, India

Rs. 27.50 per 100 g is the highest namkeen rate in this read and it still undercuts every single sweet seated here except two. That is the honest shape of a festive hamper: the savoury half costs roughly a quarter of what the sweet half costs per gram, and almost a tenth of what kaju katli costs.

With 6,260 ratings at 4.2 it is the second-largest sample on the page. These are different foods and this page is not saying bhujia substitutes for mithai - it is saying that when a gift box mixes the two, the per-gram cost of what is inside varies by a factor of twelve, and the box rarely tells you the proportions.

• Selling price: Rs. 275
• What the listing calls it: a 1 kg pack of aloo bhujia
• Stated pack weight: 1,000 g
• Price per 100 g: Rs. 27.50
• Stated MRP: none published - the second figure on this tile is a per-unit rate, not a list price
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.2 from 6,260 ratings
• Ingredient, ghee and sugar-free claims: the listing's own, not tested by us
• Buying logic: Dearest namkeen, cheapest category
• Read on: amazon.in search results, 4 October 2026, logged out, India