South Indian Sweet Delights

A sweet rice cake popular in Karnataka, Halbai is made with rice, jaggery, coconut, and ghee, presenting a delightful and wholesome dessert.

Kaju Katli:

Although a North Indian favorite, this cashew nut fudge has found its way into South Indian households, loved for its nutty sweetness.

Halbai:

A sweet rice cake popular in Karnataka, Halbai is made with rice, jaggery, coconut, and ghee, presenting a delightful and wholesome dessert.

Mysore Pak:

Originating from Karnataka, this gram flour and ghee- based sweet is known for its melt-in-the-mouth texture and rich flavor.

Badusha:

This flaky, sugar-coated sweet is a popular choice during festivals in South India, especially in states like Kerala and Tamil Nadu.

Pootharekulu:

Hailing from Andhra Pradesh, Pootharekulu consists of rice paper stuffed with jaggery and ghee, resulting in a unique and tasty treat.

Adhirasam:

Originating in Tamil Nadu, Adhirasam is a deep-fried delicacy made from rice flour and jaggery, offering a unique blend of sweetness and crispiness.

Coconut Ladoo:

A simple yet delicious sweet, Coconut Ladoo is made with grated coconut and condensed milk, forming small, round delights.