9 Traditional Winter Sweets To Try This Season

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1. Gajar Ka Halwa:

A quintessential Indian dessert made from grated carrots, milk, sugar, and a touch of cardamom.

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2. Gajak:  

This crunchy snack is prepared using jaggery and is loaded with peanuts. Also called Chikki, this sweet is quite popular in North India.

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3. Til Ladoo:  

Traditional Indian sweets made primarily during the winter months, especially around Makar Sankranti, a festival that celebrates the harvest. 

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4. Lapsi:

Lapsi is a type of halwa that is quite popular in parts of Rajasthan and Haryana. Traditionally Lapsi is made with just three ingredients-wheat flour, jaggery and ghee. 

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5. Gur Ka Halwa:

This Gur ka halwa not only packs the richness of jaggery but also desi ghee, sooji and nuts.

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6. Gond Laddoo:

Effective energy boosters during winters. These crunchy laddoos are made with gond, which is an edible gum. 

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7. Panjiri:

Mainly made with wheat flour which is mixed with ghee. It generates heat in the body and keeps you warm during winters.

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8. Kaju katli:

A rich and luxurious Indian sweet made primarily from cashew nuts and sugar. This delicate fudge is a popular choice during festivals and celebrations.

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9. Pista Barfi:

This barfi is often served during festivals, weddings, and special occasions. Pista Barfi is a vibrant and delicious Indian sweet made with ground pistachios, sugar, and flavoured with cardamom.

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