Diwali 2024: 5 Sweets from different Indian states to indulge in
Nariyal laddoo or narkel naru is a quintessential Bengali sweet made with milk, coconut and jaggery.
Kalakand from Rajasthan is considered one of the purest sweets. It is made from curdled milk and sugar, and flavoured with cardamom or saffron.
Malpua or Amalu may have its origin in Bangladesh, but it is a famous sweet from Odisha, known for being served at the Lord Jagannath Puri temple.
Jangiri from Tamil Nadu is known as Imarti as well. This sweet is made from urad dal.
Ribbon Pakoda from Andhra Pradesh is a savoury snack that is a contrast to sweets, and pairs wonderfully with evening tea.
8 Diwali sweets you can make at home to celebrate the festival of lights