No preservatives, ever
No preservatives, no artificial flavours, no stabilisers, no synthetic colours. If it is not food, it does not go in the batch.
Real milk. Real fruit. Nothing else hiding inside. Kulfi, ice cream, falooda and kulfi falooda made in Kandivali with no preservatives, no artificial flavours, no stabilisers and no synthetic colours.
What is Sanju Icecream?
Why it tastes different
No preservatives, no artificial flavours, no stabilisers, no synthetic colours. If it is not food, it does not go in the batch.
Natural milk, sugar, fresh fruit, dry fruits and chocolate. That is the entire pantry behind every tub and every kulfi stick.
One owned production floor in Kandivali, Mumbai. Nothing is outsourced, white-labelled or bought in finished.
Fruit is pulped fresh on site. Pistachio, almond and cashew are cleaned, roasted and cut in-house rather than bought pre-processed.
Small batches are rapid cooled to -18C so ice crystals stay tiny and the texture stays dense instead of airy.
A 1 to 2 week shelf life is the freshness guarantee. Long-life ice cream needs chemistry we refuse to use.
The counter
Milk slow-reduced until it turns nutty and dense, set on a stick with nothing to lighten it.
Reduced milk with pistachio cleaned, roasted and cut in our own kitchen the same week.
Saffron steeped in warm milk, almond slivers folded through at the end. Colour comes from the saffron alone.
Made only while Alphonso is in season, from pulp we press on the floor in Kandivali.
Custard apple deseeded by hand, folded in as pulp so the fruit stays in visible ribbons.
Real chocolate melted into hot milk base. Bitter edge intact, no cocoa powder shortcuts.
Our logo carries “Since 1987”. Our written history says Sanjay Ice Cream began in 1999 and relaunched in 2014. Unresolved discrepancy. The logo carries 'Since 1987' while the brand narrative describes a 1999 start with a 2014 relaunch. Both are reproduced verbatim here and neither is presented as the settled founding year. Client to confirm before this copy goes live.
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