Kutbi Shakkar is made from one of best quality desi sugarcane. No hybrid sugarcanes are being used in the production of super amazing quality of Shakkar. This Shakkar is special because it is made only from 11 to 14 months aged sugarcanes produced in Asia's biggest sugarcane market of Muzzafarnagar in Uttar Pradesh, India. This Shakkar is named after a village called ''Kutbi'' where this Shakkar is produced. Kutbi Shakkar is tasty and full of benefits. Bring home wonderful alternative of sugar.

Is the sugarcane grown organically without camicals? ( Anju Gautam, 24/01/2021 )

Desi sugarcane seeds are used instead of hybrid seeds to produce sugarcane crops and no chemicals are used during the process of making jaggery. Growing crops is not completely organic at this moment as once in a year manufacturer has to use pesticides in limited quantity in initial time to save the crops from effects of change in climate conditions. Otherwise 99% of the time only organic KHAD is used while growing. Few field we have started growing organic and as a process will take 5 years time. ( Gaurashtra , 27/01/2021 )

Can this be consumed by diabetic person or not ? ( Sandeep Peer, 07/09/2020 )

Not recommended to diabetics ( Gaurashtra, 07/09/2020 )

Why the colour is white. Sugarcane juice becomes brown when left idle. Jaggery is brown. So why this jaggery powder is yellowish?? Is it white jaggery powder?? The one i received did not had date of manufacture also. Pls explain. ( Abhishek Kumar Gupta, 13/02/2020 )

In India, Sugarcane is mostly found in Maharashtra, Coimbatore and Uttar Pradesh. Since, Uttar Pradesh evidence much colder weather as compared to Maharashtra and Coimbatore so sugarcane harvested in this region is likely to be naturally less brownish. Colour of jaggery depends on various factors such as RH value maintained to keep jaggery, how long it is aged for and in the end how pure it is. Like all knows, process of making jaggery includes filtration of impurities. If one keep impurities in jaggery then the colour would be relatively brownish however such jaggery wouldn't be a good for consumption. Jaggery has natural tendency to change it's colour with time. The one delivered to you is from fresh batch therefore the colour is little yellow however if you store it for long then it's colour would change.

Kutbi Gud is not white jaggery.

Sticker that states manufacturing information might have come out from box and we sincerely apologise to you for this. We have checked our system and would like to inform you that the batch sent to you was manufactured on 18th January 2020.

( Gaurashtra, 17/02/2020 )

This is refined sugar or unrefined sugar ( Shruti Giradkar, 20/05/2019 )

This is jaggery powder. ( Gaurashtra, 20/05/2019 )