India's winter desserts not only warm the heart and soul but also celebrate the bounty of seasonal ingredients. From the ...

If you want to make your indulgence guilt-free, you can try desserts that can be easily made with millet, that too, without hampering the taste. So, from barfi to malpua, here is a list of your ...

The main ingredients of doodh barfi, a traditional Indian dessert, are milk, sugar, and cardamom. In Punjab, this burfi-like sweet is the traditional sweet of winter festivals and the cold season.

Serve warm or cold, garnished with freshly grated coconut or nuts. The main ingredients of doodh barfi, a traditional Indian dessert, are milk, sugar, and cardamom. In Punjab, this burfi-like sweet is ...

Brand Stories English Shree Vaishnavi Sweets is a blend of taste and quality that persuades customers to order again and ...

Badam Ki Kheer is a traditional Indian dessert made with almonds, milk, sugar, and cardamom, often served warm or chilled, especially on special occasions and festivals. Moong Dal ka Halwa is a ...

Q: Is Barfi! Flop or Hit? A: The performance of Barfi! was Hit. Q: What is the overall Box Office Collection of Barfi!? A:Barfi! collected ₹188.36 cr. at the worldwide box office. In India ...

Made with grated carrots, milk, sugar, and ghee, Gajar ka Halwa is a rich, comforting dessert perfect for winter nights. Pinni, made from wheat flour, jaggery, and ghee, is a nutritious, ...

A tasty sweet snack with a nutty taste made with peanuts and jaggery, it is a classic winter treat and you will find this classic dessert in every North Indian home. A Maharashtrian flatbread that ...

A refreshing creamy treat in flavors like mango, pistachio and rose in the form of popsicles inspired by the classic Indian kulfi, perfect for a cool indulgence Fluffy cardamom-flavored cupcakes ...

Winter in India brings a delightful array of traditional desserts that not only satisfy sweet cravings but also offer health benefits. Made with grated carrots, milk, and jaggery, this warm ...

India’s rich culinary heritage has received global recognition, as 10 Indian eateries have secured spots on TasteAtlas' prestigious list of the 100 Most Legendary Dessert Places for 2024-25.