Discover six Indian sweets recipes that focus on simple preparation and traditional mithai flavors. From homemade desserts to ...

While many Indian sweets have travelled far beyond their place of origin, some remain deeply tied to the state that made them famous. Here are 14 iconic sweets that capture the flavours and heritage ...

Puran Poli is a traditional Indian sweet flatbread known for its sweet filling and soft texture. Explore this classic recipe ...

Festivals are at the core of Indian culture - from Raksha Bandhan to Ramadan, we witness and celebrate some festivals almost every month. If your calendar is full of meetings or exam dates, a festival ...

Not all mithai has to be syrupy and sugary to taste good. Some traditional Indian sweets are naturally low in sugar or can be made lighter with just a few smart swaps. These mithais rely on ...

Check out this fun taste check video of a foreigner trying Indian sweets for the first time.Photo: Instagram/tariqokay A video doing the rounds on Instagram shows a foreign vlogger trying Indian ...

The casual Indian food consumer might be familiar with gulab jamun or jalebi, but the average Indian sweet shop case requires pro-level sweets knowledge (or a serious sweet tooth). All mithai—a ...

Whether it's a wedding, a religious holiday, or an extravagant birthday, you can count on South Asians to buy a mountain of mithai, or desi sweets, to mark the occasion. Mithai, or 'mithāī', meaning ...

India has a rich and diverse history of sweets. Certain traditional desserts are associated with festivals celebrated during the year, while others are a common part of our daily diet. Recently, three ...

Mithai or Indian sweets are a delicious category of desserts. Typically made with milk, sugar, and flour and often flavoured with cardamom, saffron, or rose water, these mithi include popular sweets ...

The festive season and religious events are upon us. And it means time to not just fast, but also partake in sweets that are as diverse as our country. However, many tell us to avoid them. But you can ...