9 Traditional Indian Sweets To Make Your Holi Extra Special

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Gujiya:

Gujiya is a crispy, deep-fried pastry that holds a filling of sweet khoya and dry fruits. It is the quintessential Holi dessert.

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Malpua:

Malpua is a golden, deep-fried pound of dough soaked in thick sugar syrup; this dessert offers a rich and indulgent treat.

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Thandai:

A refreshing drink made with milk, nuts, and fragrant spices, which is a Holi favourite known for its cooling effect.

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Rasmalai:

Soft, spongy chenna dumplings dipped in saffron milk; they provide a mouth-melting experience.

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Jalebi:

A crispy, spiralled sweet dish, dipped in sugar syrup that adds crunch to the sweetness of the delight during Holi celebrations.

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Besan Ladoo:

This Indian sweet has a distinct aroma that is made from fried gram flour and is a wholesome, hearty offering.

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Kesar Peda:

Soft and rich milk-based sweets infused with saffron, giving it a delicate taste and festive charm.

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Shakarpara:

Bite-sized, crispy, sugar-coated sweets that add a crunchy sweetness to Holi celebrations.

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Coconut Barfi:

A simply blissful sweet made with coconut and condensed milk, with a lovely rich, chewy texture.

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