Here are some traditional sweets made during Diwali. 1. Shufta (Kashmir) This traditional sweet dish from Jammu & Kashmir consists of a blend of mixed dry fruits and spices, all coated in sugar syrup.

What would Christmas be without candy canes, or Lunar New Year without traditional candy boxes? Sweets are a treasured part of many holidays – and Diwali is no different. Diwali, the festival of ...

From the crunchy mathris to the sweet shakar pare, Punjabi cuisine has a lot in store when it comes to traditional Diwali treats. Being the most awaited festival of the year, Diwali calls for ...

Diwali festivities often bring lots of Indian sweet boxes into the house! With so many treats, consider setting aside those with a longer shelf life to enjoy later. Kalakand is a moist sweet that ...

My two brothers and I would run around high on sugary sweet Diwali treats, trying not to ruin the freshly drawn rangolis (traditional designs made with colourful powders) outside the homes of ...

Celebrants light rows of traditional clay oil lamps ... as is exchanging sweets and gifts among friends and family. Diwali celebrations typically feature rangoli, which are geometric, floral ...

Diwali is a time for special sweets and savories that tantalize the ... emphasizing the use of fewer fireworks and more traditional lighting methods. Conclusion: A Divine Tapestry of Light and ...