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Classic and Contemporary Sweets for a Mixed Dessert Platter

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Last updated: September 1, 2026 12:36 pm
Team NationalViews Published September 1, 2026
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Making a dessert platter may sound somewhat challenging for a beginner but, in fact, it is very easy. It is not about preparing as many as six types of desserts within a day. Instead, give your guests a range of desserts so everyone can choose what they like. While some may like gulab jamun or kaju katli, others may prefer brownies and cakes. Just be sure to combine the old with new, and you are all set. If you don’t have much time, consider ordering your favourite desserts on a grocery delivery app.

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Start With The Mithai Everyone Reaches ForGive The Dessert Platter A Chocolatey TwistMake Room For Little BitesMix Sweet, Rich And NuttyKeep The Presentation Nice And EasyOrder According To Your Guest ListLet Everyone Pick Their Favourite

Start With The Mithai Everyone Reaches For

Start with the classics everyone knows. Pick two or three familiar mithai, whatever you know your guests love. Gulab jamun, rasgulla, kaju katli, peda, besan ladoo, they’re all winners. You only need a few pieces of each. Grab a couple of specials from your favourite Sweet Corner and build around those.

Give The Dessert Platter A Chocolatey Twist

Next, toss in something chocolatey. It doesn’t have to be fancy; a box of brownies, chocolate truffles, a few mini cupcakes, or small slices of cake do the job. The goal isn’t to impress anyone with technical skills, just to have an option that stands out from the mithai. A grocery delivery app usually has plenty of ready-to-go chocolate treats you can add to your cart without any effort.

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Make Room For Little Bites

And don’t forget the little nibbles. Having some small-sized desserts, such as pieces of chocolate or cakes and cookies for people to sample it’s great too, because they don’t have to eat an entire dessert to taste different options. Cut your pieces into small bits so it becomes convenient to eat. Honestly, the platter looks better when things aren’t all the same size.

Mix Sweet, Rich And Nutty

Now, mix up the flavours. Six desserts that taste nearly identical isn’t much fun. If you have something exceptionally sweet, then one can eat it with an equally delectable chocolate dessert or a plain piece of cake. Nutty sweets combined with chocolate ones? Perfect. Just scroll through the Sweet Corner menu and grab what catches your eye.

Keep The Presentation Nice And Easy

As for the presentation, don’t sweat it. You don’t need anything fancy – a large platter or serving tray or wooden board will do. Cluster similar items together on the platter – larger mithai on one side, the cake pieces and brownies on the other, and fill in the gaps with cookies and chocolates. If you’ve got individually wrapped sweets, leave some wrapped and some unwrapped, depending on how you want people to pick them up.

Order According To Your Guest List

And consider your guest list before you click ‘Order Now’. If the party isn’t big enough to justify going totally over the top, you’ll be left with way too much food. Instamart makes it easy to adjust precisely the amount needed, along with all the basics such as napkins, plates, or a couple of drinks.

Let Everyone Pick Their Favourite

A dessert platter doesn’t really need a recipe. Pick up some of your favourite sweets – mithai, brownies, chocolates, cake slices or cookies – and let your guests enjoy whatever they like. In case you figure out that something is missing, take cover using a grocery delivery app. From a relaxed family night out to a full-blown birthday bash, or even just buddies visiting, a mix of classic sweets and modern treats makes desserts stress-free, laid-back, and, most of all, delicious!

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