Indian sweets
@allknowing (136525)
India
October 13, 2023 9:38pm CST
Each State has its own favourites. While West Bengal has gulab jamun, and Rasgolla Punjab will have jelabis. Maharashtra will have chikki, Karnataka laddoos, Halwa is seen all over made from different ingredients but Banana Halwa is the favourite of Kerala.
Most are available online as they stay fresh for many days
The picture shows sweets made in West Bengal
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Have you tasted Indian sweets?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Display_of_Indian_Sweets_Mithai_in_Kolkata,_West_Bengal.jpg
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@Deepizzaguy (102927)
• Lake Charles, Louisiana
14 Oct 23
I have not tasted Indian sweets. They look delicious.
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@allknowing (136525)
• India
14 Oct 23
Why don't you give them a try You must be having Indian shops around you
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@Deepizzaguy (102927)
• Lake Charles, Louisiana
14 Oct 23
@allknowing When I find an Indian store in Lake Charles, I will give it a try.
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@snowy22315 (180805)
• United States
14 Oct 23
I have tried some, but they are not common in this area. I like them though.
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@allknowing (136525)
• India
14 Oct 23
I think you make sweets mostly during Christmas time
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@snowy22315 (180805)
• United States
15 Oct 23
@allknowing Not really, there may be more made then, but they are pretty popular all year
@jstory07 (139742)
• Roseburg, Oregon
14 Oct 23
@allknowing No but I would love to.
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@allknowing (136525)
• India
14 Oct 23
They are delicious specially for those with a sweet tooth
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@allknowing (136525)
• India
15 Oct 23
@RubyHawk They are my favourite too I eat that often and this occasionally
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@sathviksouvik (19482)
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16 Oct 23
thanks always smiling. I am finding that the difference of sweets of bengal with sweets of north india is that, in bengal we use chana sweets. In north india it is made out of kheer
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@allknowing (136525)
• India
16 Oct 23
I do not think most will know what the ingredients are as we only see the finished products. Thank you for the info.
@allknowing (136525)
• India
14 Oct 23
That is called halwa and is made from several ingredients even wheat flour
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@RasmaSandra (79892)
• Daytona Beach, Florida
14 Oct 23
They look delicious, I have never tasted any Indian sweets,
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@rina110383 (24492)
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14 Oct 23
Haven't tried one, but I love the fact that they're colorful!
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@allknowing (136525)
• India
14 Oct 23
You must be knowing natural colours are good for health (lol) Have you tried Indigo Butterfly Pea flower tea?
@aninditasen (16397)
• Raurkela, India
14 Oct 23
I like sweets and have tasted almost all Indian sweets. I have tasted the halwa from the South but not banana halwa.
@nela13 (58669)
• Portugal
14 Oct 23
I haven't, are they too sweet? I usually don't like too sugary sweets.
@Beestring (14558)
• Hong Kong
14 Oct 23
Haven't tasted Indian sweets. They look yummy.
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@allknowing (136525)
• India
14 Oct 23
Now Indian goodies are available all over the globe
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