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Lohri 2027: everything for the bonfire, delivered
Snow outside, fire in the backyard. In Brampton, Lohri still smells like home: rewri crackling in the flames, peanuts in every pocket, saag on the stove since the afternoon. Whether it's your first Lohri in Canada or your baby's first Lohri ever, everything for the night is a tap away.
LohriWednesday, 13 January
Maghi / Makar SankrantiThursday, 14 January
Delivering in Brampton · 4 PM - 8 PM · 5 PM - 9 PM · 6 PM - 10 PM · free delivery from $15
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Lohri essentials
Everything for the bonfire and the Lohri dinner, in stock today.
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A baby's first Lohri? A bride's first Lohri?
The first Lohri is the big one. The fire is bigger, the whole family comes, and every guest goes home with rewri, peanuts and something sweet. Stock up once and have enough for everyone who walks through the door.
Stock up for the guests- 🔥 Rewri and chikki for the fire
- 🥜 Peanuts and makhana for every guest
- 🍯 Gur and til for the next morning
- 🥬 Saag and makki for dinner
The Lohri food guide
What goes into the fire, the bowl and the pocket on Lohri night, and on Maghi and Makar Sankranti morning.
Rewri
Small sesame-and-jaggery sweets, thrown into the fire and passed round the circle.
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Til and gur chikki
Sesame and jaggery set into crunchy bars, the taste of Lohri and Makar Sankranti both.
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Peanuts
Roasted peanuts go into the fire and into every pocket.
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Til (sesame)
White or black til for the fire, for til-gud laddoos and for Maghi morning.
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Gur (jaggery)
The sweetness of the harvest, for rewri, laddoos and rao di kheer.
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Makhana
Puffed lotus seeds, a lighter crunch for the bonfire bowl.
Order makhana →The Lohri dinner: sarson da saag and makki di roti
After the fire, the meal everyone waits for. Ready saag, fresh makki atta for the rotis, and white makhan melting on top. Add all three and dinner is sorted.
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What is Lohri?
Lohri is the Punjabi festival that marks the end of winter's longest nights and the harvest of the rabi crops, sugarcane and wheat. On the evening of 13 January, families and neighbours gather round a bonfire, offer til, gur, peanuts and popcorn to the flames, sing the old Lohri songs and dance bhangra and giddha.
The next morning is Maghi, the start of the month of Magh, which many families also celebrate as Makar Sankranti with til and gur. In Brampton, Mississauga and across the GTA, Lohri has become one of the biggest nights of the winter, in backyards, community halls and gurdwaras.
Lohri delivery across the GTA
Order a day or two before 13 January to be sure of a delivery slot before the bonfire. We deliver across these cities:
Lohri questions
When is Lohri in 2027?
Lohri is on Wednesday, 13 January 2027, the night before Maghi. Maghi, also celebrated as Makar Sankranti, is on Thursday, 14 January 2027.
What do you eat on Lohri?
Rewri, til and gur chikki, peanuts and popcorn around the fire, and sarson da saag with makki di roti and white makhan for dinner. Til and gur carry on into Maghi and Makar Sankranti the next day.
Can I get Lohri items delivered in Brampton?
Yes. GoDirect delivers rewri, chikki, peanuts, til, gur, makki atta and sarson da saag across Brampton, Mississauga, Toronto and Scarborough, with free delivery from $15. Pick a delivery slot before Lohri evening; ordering a few days early gives you the most slots to choose from.
Why is the first Lohri special?
A baby's first Lohri or a newly married couple's first Lohri is celebrated with family, a bigger bonfire and sweets shared with everyone who comes.
What is the difference between Lohri, Maghi and Makar Sankranti?
Lohri is the bonfire night of 13 January. Maghi on 14 January marks the start of the month of Magh in the Punjabi calendar, and many families celebrate the same day as Makar Sankranti with til and gur.