diwali sweets

Deepawali is said to be the festival of lights, and a symbol of the triumph of good over evil. In a way, it is also the celebration of the awakening and awareness of the Inner Light, which is present within each one of us and has the power…

As one of the most popular Indian festivals, Diwali is special to each of us in many different ways. Diwali, like any other festival, is incomplete without homemade sweets. And, this delectable part about Diwali seems to be everyone's…

Choti Diwali is here  and no one wants to spend the day without some yummy food. Food, especially sweets, is an important part of any Indian celebration. Before you dive into the main feast for Diwali, we recommend that you indulge in a…

The days leading up to Diwali are full of excitement and good food! We are all busy hosting and attending Diwali parties, deep-cleaning the house, buying new ornaments for Dhanteras and shopping for clothes. Amid all this preparation, we…

Diwali Special: One of the most awaited Indian festivals, Diwali is finally here! As the auspicious day draws closer, we have started decorating our houses, office spaces and preparing for house parties and get-togethers. And as we all…

One of the most significant festivals of Hindus, Diwali is just around the corner and Indians all over the world are all set to celebrate it with great fun and enthusiasm. This festival is all about sharing affection, love, happiness and…

The festive season means munching on delicious food and eating mouth-watering mithais. Gulab jamuns, kaju katlis, rasmalai, rosgulla, just thinking about these scrumptious mithais makes us salivate. No matter how health-conscious one may…

It’s Diwali, and it is not only the festival of lights, but also the festival of sweets. India has had a long and rich tradition of sweets or ‘mithais’, which have a boundless significance in the Indian culture. Of course, we all know that…

One of the biggest Indian festivals, Diwali is just around the corner and the country is all set to celebrate it with much fervour. This year Diwali 2021 is falling on 4th November and the markets are already set with beautiful diyas,…

Diwali and indulgence go hand in hand and there's no denying to it. In fact, Diwali to most of us is synonymous to all things tasty and sinful. From chaat to samosa and chole bhature - we make different types of dishes during the festival…