Navratri 2024: Sweets Offered To Goddess Durga

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1. Mishti Doi:

Mishti Doi is a traditional Bengali sweet yoghurt offered to Goddess Durga during Navratri, symbolising devotion and sweetness and adding to the festive atmosphere of the festival.

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2. Kaju Katli:

Kaju Katli is a sweet made from cashew and symbolises prosperity and devotion while delighting devotees with its wonderful taste.

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3. Besan Ladoo:

Made from gram flour and pure ghee, this sweet is loved by all and offered to Goddess Durga.

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4. Moong Dal Halwa:

Made from roasted mung gram and jaggery, Moong Dal Halwa is another other sweet dish that's offered to Goddess Durga.

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5. Rasmalai:

Rasmalai, soft sweets soaked in sweetened milk, is loved by everyone because of its creamy texture.

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6. Chikki:

Chikki is a traditional sweet made from sesame and jaggery. This is offered to Goddess Durga by her devotees during Navratri.

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7. Coconut Ladoo:

Made from grated coconut and jaggery, Coconut Ladoo is loved for its exquisite taste.

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8. Channar Jilapi:

Channar Jhilpi is a Bengali sweet made from Chennar and sugar syrup which is offered to Goddess Durga. It symbolises the joy of devotion and celebration.

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9. Kheer:

Kheer is a creamy rice pudding flavoured with cardamom and garnished with nuts.

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