Chhath Puja 2024: 9 Must-Try Famous Sweets From Bihar

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1. Malpua:

Malpua is a popular dessert, resembling pancakes made from flour, milk, and sugar, deep-fried and often soaked in syrup for a rich, sweet flavour.

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2. Anarsa:

This traditional Bihari sweet is made from rice flour, jaggery, and poppy seeds. It is crunchy on the outside and soft on the inside.

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3. Thekua:

Thekua is one of the most popular Bihari sweet. It's made from wheat flour, jaggery, and coconut and is deep fried until it turns golden brown.

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4. Tilkut:

This Bihari sweet is made from roasted sesame seeds and jaggery. Tilkut is enjoyed by all especially during the festive time.

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5. Parwal Ki Mithai:

Parwal ki mithai is a unique Bihari sweet made from pointed gourd stuffed with a sweet mixture of khoya and sugar, offering a delightful taste.

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6. Laung Lata:

Laug Lata is a traditional Bihar sweet made of thin pastries filled with a mixture of khoya and sugar, then fried and flavoured with cardamom.

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7. Makhana Kheer:

It's a creamy dessert that is flavoured with cardamom. Makhana Kheer is made from makhanas, milk, sugar, and milk.

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8. Perukia:

This traditional deep fried sweet dish is made from rice flour and khoya. Perukia is stuffed with a mix of coconut, jaggery, and nuts.

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9. Balushahi:

Balushahi is a popular sweet of Bihar region and is known for its flaky, crisp texture. It's made from all purpose flour and is soaked in sugar syrup.

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