Food
4:00 min
19th July 2024
by Shethana PIf you love sweets and want to explore a variety of flavors and recipes, you’ve come to the right place. There is always space for desserts! Yes, after a heavy delicious meal scooping a cup of dessert is mandatory. In this context, traditional sweets in Hampi are the best choices a lot of restaurants serve them but a few shops are dedicated only to sweets and savories which give an authentic taste. Mentioning sweets here this blog is NOT about the cheesecakes, chocolate truffles, and pastries instead addressing the ancient home-made sweets with pure ghee, butter, wheat, Raggi, and rice flour which don't have any side effects unless you consume more than the body requirements.
Desserts and sweets are more than just snacks in India, it is also about indulgence in celebrations and festivals. Sweets symbolize the sweetness of the celebration and are associated with feelings of happiness, prosperity, and positivity. They are a means of spreading happiness and optimism. Sharing and eating sweets together promotes a sense of belonging and community. It is an act of hospitality and generosity that strengthens social ties and draws people closer together. Sweets have a celebratory nature and are typically extravagant treats saved for special events. Giving sweets to guests enhances the memory of the occasion by signifying its significance and uniqueness. Here is a list of traditional Hampi-origin sweets -
Obbattu - Courtesy of Photographer
View of Dharwad Peda - Courtesy of Photographer
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Mysore Pak - Courtesy of Photographer
Rava Ladoo - Courtesy of Photographer
Banana Halwa - Courtesy of Photographer
Hayagreeva - Courtesy of Photographer
Chiroti - Courtesy of Photographer
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