Holi is not just about playing with colours; it’s also about indulging in delicious sweets that make the celebration even sweeter. One of the most beloved treats enjoyed during this time is the gujiya ...
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Why Gujiya Is Typically Eaten During HoliCrispy, flaky, and filled with nuts, raisins, and milk fudge, gujiya is the traditional snackable sweet that abounds during the colorful Indian festival of Holi. You'll likely see these half-moon ...
From mythological origins to modern twists on bhaang, here’s what makes Holi India’s most electrifying festival.
Chhappan Bhog in Lucknow celebrated Holi by creating a historic 6 kg, 25-inch Gujiya, earning an entry into India Book of Records. This giant treat, named Baahubali Gujiya, highlights India's ...
As people come together to play with colours and share laughter, traditional snacks like gujiya are an integral part of the festivities. Dr Izzat Husain, Consulting Chef & Culinary Educator ...
As Holi celebrations begin in the country, a sweets shop in Uttar Pradesh's Gonda has come up with the unique idea of the 'Golden Gujiya'. Amid the skyrocketing sweet prices during this festive ...
Chhappan Bhog, a sweet shop in Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh, made history by entering into India's Book of Records for making the world's largest Gujiya, weighing 6 kg and measuring 25 inches ...
In a viral video from social media a kilo of "Golden Gujiya" is available for Rs 50,000 in UP. (Image: ANI) Holi brings with it a joyous start to the year. In a post shared on X, the joy exceeds ...
Holi, the festival of colors, is incomplete without indulgent festive treats! From the rich and aromatic Thandai to crispy, golden Gujiya, and flavourful savoury delights like Ghughra and Leelva ...
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