Imported Spreads and Pantry Items in Pakistan

Imported spreads and pantry items are the small jars that change what you can make at home. This collection brings together the international staples Pakistani kitchens ask for most: Nutella and Lotus Biscoff spread for toast and desserts, Hershey's chocolate and strawberry syrups for shakes and pancakes, Tajín chilli lime seasoning for fruit, corn and fries, and Heinz Baked Beans for a proper English breakfast. Every jar, bottle and can is a genuine import, factory sealed with a printed expiry date, stocked in Islamabad and delivered across Pakistan with cash on delivery.

Why buy imported pantry items online in Pakistan from Kicks.pk

Spreads and syrups are where counterfeit and refilled products show up most often, because a jar is easy to reseal and hard to check in a shop. That is exactly why we keep standards strict on this shelf.

• Factory-sealed only. Every Nutella and Biscoff jar arrives with its inner foil seal intact. We never sell decanted, refilled or repacked jars.
• Licensed imports. Original labels with full ingredient, allergen and nutrition panels, so you know exactly what you are eating.
• Readable dates. Batch codes and best before dates stay visible on every item.
• Careful packing. Glass jars and plastic bottles are cushioned and kept upright so lids do not crack or leak in transit.
• Fast dispatch. Same working day in Islamabad and Rawalpindi, next working day to most cities, with cash on delivery available.

Imported spread and pantry brands available in Pakistan

Nutella

The Italian hazelnut spread with cocoa from Ferrero, and the reference point every other chocolate spread is measured against. We stock the 350g glass jar, the size most households finish in a few weeks. Nutella is built on roasted hazelnuts, cocoa and milk powder, which gives it the smooth, nutty sweetness that works on toast, in crepes and swirled into brownies. It is also the base for half the dessert shortcuts on social media, from Nutella mug cake to stuffed cookies.

Lotus Biscoff spread

The Belgian spread made from crushed Lotus Biscoff biscuits, in the Original smooth 400g jar. It tastes exactly like the biscuit: caramelised sugar with a gentle warmth of cinnamon. Biscoff spread contains no hazelnuts, which makes it a useful alternative for households avoiding tree nuts, and it melts beautifully, which is why it is the key ingredient in Biscoff cheesecake, Biscoff milkshakes and the drizzle on top of cafe pancakes.

Hershey's syrups

Hershey's Chocolate Syrup (680g) and Strawberry Syrup (623g) are the American squeeze bottles behind most homemade milkshakes. A couple of spoonfuls stirred into cold milk gives you chocolate or strawberry milk in seconds, and both syrups work as toppings for ice cream, waffles, pancakes and falooda. Because they dissolve in cold milk, they are far easier to use than cocoa powder for a quick drink.

Tajín seasoning

Tajín is the Mexican seasoning made from mild chilli peppers, lime and sea salt, and it has become a viral flavour well beyond Mexico. We carry Tajín Clásico in the 142g bottle and Tajín Habanero with lime in the 45g bottle for anyone who wants more heat. If you grew up putting chaat masala and lemon on fruit, Tajín will feel instantly familiar: sprinkle it on mango, watermelon, guava, cucumber, corn on the cob, fries or popcorn. It is also the rim seasoning for chilli lime drinks and mocktails.

Heinz Baked Beans

Heinz Baked Beans in tomato sauce (400g) are the British breakfast classic: haricot beans in a sweet, mild tomato sauce, ready in a few minutes. Serve them on toast, beside eggs and sausages for a full English breakfast, or inside a jacket potato. They are one of the most affordable ways to bring an imported staple into your weekly shop.

Imported spreads and pantry price in Pakistan

Pantry pricing follows the format. Cans are the cheapest way in, syrups sit in the middle, and premium spreads and specialist seasonings cost the most because of import duty on glass jars and specialist products.

Prices last checked October 2026. The live price on each product card is always current.

Nutella or Biscoff: which spread should you choose?

This is the question we are asked most on this shelf, and the honest answer is that they do different jobs.

If you bake or make desserts, keep both. If you only want one jar for breakfast, choose Nutella for a chocolate taste and Biscoff if you prefer caramel, or if anyone in the house avoids hazelnuts.

Ways to use imported spreads, syrups and seasonings

• Five-minute milkshake. Blend cold milk, two scoops of vanilla ice cream and a spoonful of Biscoff spread or Hershey's chocolate syrup.
• Nutella paratha. Spread Nutella inside a thin, crisp paratha, fold and slice. A favourite with children and very easy to make.
• Biscoff drizzle. Warm a spoonful of Biscoff spread for ten seconds and pour it over pancakes, cheesecake or kulfi.
• Strawberry milk. Stir Hershey's strawberry syrup into chilled milk for a quick drink children love.
• Tajín fruit chaat. Mix mango, watermelon, cucumber and guava, squeeze over lime and finish with Tajín Clásico.
• Tajín corn and fries. Butter a hot corn cob or toss fries straight out of the fryer with Tajín Habanero.
• Beans on toast. Warm Heinz Baked Beans with a knob of butter and black pepper, and pile them onto buttered toast with a fried egg.

For full dessert recipes using these spreads, read our guide to no-bake desserts with Biscoff, Nutella and Oreo. If you want to make the viral pistachio chocolate bar at home, our homemade Dubai chocolate recipe lists every ingredient and where to find it in Pakistan.

Imported pantry staples by origin

The country a pantry item comes from tells you a lot about how it is meant to be used.

• Italy. Nutella reflects the northern Italian tradition of blending hazelnuts with chocolate, a combination known as gianduja.
• Belgium. Biscoff spread grew out of the Belgian speculoos biscuit, traditionally eaten with coffee.
• United States. Hershey's syrups were built for soda fountains and milkshake bars, which is why they mix so easily into cold milk.
• Mexico. Tajín reflects the Mexican street-food habit of seasoning fresh fruit with chilli, lime and salt, very close to the Pakistani fruit chaat tradition.
• United Kingdom. Heinz Baked Beans are a cornerstone of the British breakfast and of quick student meals.

Reading labels on imported groceries

A quick look at the label tells you whether a jar is genuine and whether it suits your household.

• Seal. Lift the lid: a genuine Nutella or Biscoff jar has an intact inner foil seal printed with the brand name.
• Batch code and best before date. Both should be printed clearly, not handwritten or covered with a sticker.
• Allergens. Nutella contains hazelnuts, milk and soy. Biscoff spread is nut-free in its recipe but check the label for cross-contact warnings. Hershey's syrups and Tajín list all ingredients on the back.
• Halal concerns. If you check ingredients for halal reasons, read the full ingredient list on the product card or the pack and look for any certification mark.

Storing imported spreads and syrups in Pakistan's climate

• Do not refrigerate Nutella or Biscoff spread. Cold makes them hard and difficult to spread. Keep them in a cool cupboard away from the stove.
• Always use a clean, dry spoon. Crumbs and moisture shorten the life of an open jar.
• In peak summer, oil may separate slightly at the top of a spread. Stir it back in; this is normal and not a sign of spoilage.
• Refrigerate syrups after opening if the label advises it, and shake before use.
• Keep Tajín tightly closed. Humidity makes seasoning clump, so close the cap straight after use.
• Once a can of beans is opened, move leftovers into a covered container in the fridge and use them within two days.

Pantry items for cafes, bakeries and dessert shops

Cafes, home bakers and dessert businesses across Pakistan use Nutella, Biscoff spread and Hershey's syrups every day for shakes, waffles, cheesecakes and drizzles. If you need regular supply in larger quantities, ask about case pricing through our wholesale deals, and we can plan stock around your weekly usage.

Pantry delivery across Pakistan

We dispatch from Islamabad with same working day handling in the twin cities and next working day delivery to most other cities, including Lahore, Karachi, Faisalabad, Peshawar, Multan, Gujranwala, Sialkot and Quetta. Glass jars are wrapped individually, bottles travel upright, and cans are packed so they do not dent. Cash on delivery is available nationwide, and local customers can arrange pickup from our Islamabad warehouse.

Explore more imported treats at Kicks.pk

Spreads go further with the right partners. Pair Biscoff spread with imported biscuits and cookies such as Lotus Biscoff and Oreo, use Hershey's syrup with imported coffee for an iced mocha, or add Tajín to a bowl of imported chips and crisps. For something sweet to finish, browse imported chocolates in Pakistan and imported candy and gum, and for drinks, the imported drinks range. If you are trying to gain weight, spreads appear on our list of high calorie snacks for weight gain in Pakistan.

Frequently asked questions about imported spreads and pantry items in Pakistan

What is the Nutella price in Pakistan?

The Nutella 350g jar is PKR 2,500 at Kicks.pk. The live price is always shown on the product card.

How much is Lotus Biscoff spread in Pakistan?

Lotus Biscoff Spread Original 400g is PKR 2,295.

What is Tajín and how do you use it?

Tajín is a Mexican seasoning of mild chilli, lime and sea salt. Sprinkle it on fresh fruit, corn, fries, popcorn or the rim of a glass. It tastes close to chaat masala with lime.

Does Nutella need to be refrigerated?

No. Keep Nutella and Biscoff spread in a cool, dry cupboard. Refrigeration makes them hard to spread.

Is Biscoff spread nut free?

Biscoff spread does not contain hazelnuts in its recipe, unlike Nutella. Always check the label for cross-contact warnings if anyone has a nut allergy.

How can I tell a genuine jar from a refilled one?

A genuine jar has an intact branded foil seal under the lid, a clearly printed batch code and best before date, and an original label in good condition.

What can I use Hershey's syrup for?

Milkshakes, chocolate or strawberry milk, iced coffee, and as a topping for ice cream, waffles, pancakes and falooda.

Do you supply cafes and dessert shops?

Yes. For regular larger orders, ask about case pricing through our wholesale deals.