Where To Get Delicious Indian Sweets For Deepavali
Looking for delicious and traditional Indian sweets for Deepavali? Here's where you can get them in Singapore just in time for the Festival of Lights!
Festive goodies, from mooncakes for the Mid-Autumn Festival to log cakes for Christmas, are getting more newfangled and fancier every year. For the upcoming Deepavali celebrations, some Indian restaurants in Singapore are putting a twist on the traditional Indian sweets (called mithai), too.
The sweets - symbols of happiness and good luck - are commonly exchanged as gifts among family and friends during the Festival of Lights, which marks the triumph of good over evil and light over darkness.
Traditional flavours are milk- and nut-based, and the sweets come in varieties such as burfi (milk-based sweets), ladoo (flour- and gheebased balls) and jalebi (deep-fried flour batter drenched in syrup). But think mithai with a twist, with creative, modern flavours and ornate packaging.
Here are eight places in Singapore to try out some fancy mithai as well as other Deepavali treats:
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Text: Elizabeth Liew & Kenneth Goh/Straits Times