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Preserving Tradition: The Art of Khoya Making

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Mawa, also known as Khoya, is the cornerstone of traditional Indian sweets. Its rich, creamy texture adds depth and flavor to delicacies like Gulab Jamun and Barfi. But what is the secret behind making authentic Mawa? The Traditional Technique The process…

Kunda from Belgaum: A Creamy Delight

Kunda from Belgaum is a creamy, rich sweet that’s as much a part of the city’s identity as its historical landmarks. This Indian Mithai is a creamy concoction that’s deeply satisfying. Belgaum’s Sweetheart Kunda’s journey began in Belgaum, and it’s here that the…

Kardant from Gokak: A Sweet Symphony

Kardant, a specialty from the town of Gokak in Karnataka, is a delightful concoction of dried fruits, nuts, and jaggery. This Indian sweets shop favorite is a perfect blend of health and taste. The Gokak Connection Kardant’s origin in Gokak is as…