What Indian Sweet Is This?

What's your favourite Indian sweet? Have you ever tried the special Hansi ka Peda (हांसी का पेड़ा)?

Hansi ke pede is not super sweet like most Indian desserts. Instead, it relies on high-quality milk from Haryana, India. The milk is then boiled and stirred continuously until the liquid evaporates.

It comes out super soft and moist and tastes like thick creamy milk with a hint of cardamom.

Hansi ka peda is a very simple and pure sweet, and it does not give you a sugar rush. It's my favourite sweet in India, what's yours?

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[KarlRock]

My other fav. Indian sweet is Imarti (similar to Jalebi, but better!). Also, jalebi in warm milk. What's yours?

[arjungoyal]

This looks like a 'Kalakand' 😋

[rammahernain]

From mhara haryana …. Wow karl brother . God bless you

[sunilvashishth]

This is my fav Karl. I used to pick this on my way home. When they are fresh, its difficult to pick up a whole piece, that's how soft they are.

[Mytravelaccounts]

Hansi k pede are very mashoor! I got reminded of my childhood years growing up in Hansi! ❤

[dibyenduroy]

Well, I am an Indian, a SANATANI and I like Rashogolla . From Kolkata. 🇮🇳🛕🚩🙏

[barkhakanwar]

Hansi is my "nani ka ghar" I spent my summer vacations here 😍😍

[pathania]

Try Gevar....it's kind of rare...but goddamn good!

[Ronnie.]

My fav is milk cake. I lived in Papatoetoe luckily there was a store that sells a great range of sweets.

[insertnameatgmaildotcom]

“Thick creamy milk” no need to say more Karl, I’m in.










Edit: You guys are taking this into a dirty perspective. Cant a guy just enjoy and thick creamy milk treat without people thinking dirty stuff?

[GOURAVSAINI-jiop]

I am from hansi, haryana and pera is so yummy

[sarachauhan]

hye! iam also haryanvi ...seeing manisha's parents giving so loove and acceptance to you makes my day...while leaving here since childhood, its reallly really unbelievable to see such broad minded parents ..lots of love and blessing to you guys🌹

[prashantdawar]

Hi Karl
Missed meeting you at Hansi.
If I was aware you coming here at Hansi I may have spend a day talking about your journey from years. Watching your videos from years now. Awesome work. Have a nice day.

[TusharSharma-vybo]

haven't had this sweet in years, it is so nostalgic. Hopefully on my next trip to the village I'll get to try it.

[lisamillerbuchert]

They are good there is a Indian grocery store about an hour away and I loved everything I tried. I hope they are still turning out Indian food since the Pandemic. I haven’t been there in quite awhile.

[HimanshuSinghSpain]

Maava we call it. And it makes every dessert taste delicious.

[sabarisivasundar]

We have it in the south too... Its called paalkova in TN

[reyanshsrivastava]

I love Gulab Jamun, I will try yours one day

[Ghuvbghhk]

That we call it as palkova in South India but you can call it as kalakand, khova 😋

[sayanmallick]

India has so much varieties of sweets that even a Indian sweet lover can't name them all