Famous Desserts from Indian States: Eat it, Greet it or Put Them in Your Wedding Menu

I still remember when we were small children, when anyone in the family talked about going to a wedding, we got pleased so much to know that we are going to a wedding. The excitement of going to a wedding felt super awesome, not because we wanted to see the wedding couple while the tasty and savory food we wanted to eat.  Because weddings were the only events where we got so much varieties of foods.

Besides all this, the delicious sweets of which we were so fans and still are. This was or (is) the main reason we went to weddings, and still the reason is the same; we don’t think we need to use “perhaps.”

Though now a little bit mature we have become, and little bit we take care of wedding couples now. But still the sweets and food are the main reasons.

Nevertheless, it is the fact we all agree on, but in this blog we are going to talk about varieties of sweets that you can serve in your weddings or any other event. The sweets/desserts are from Individual states of India and those ones are famous and favorite of them.

Put them in your wedding food menu or just go to eat in others’ weddings. These are delicious and lusticious!

Famous Desserts from Some States of India

Andhra Pradesh – Qubani Ka Meetha

Assam – Narikol’  - Nadoo

Bihar -  Khaja

Goa – Bebinca

Gujarat – Basundi

Check >> Gujarati Dishes for Wedding

West Bengal – Rosogulla

Also Check >> Bengali Wedding Menu

Uttar Pradesh – Balushahi

Karnataka – Mysore Pak

Kerala  - Ilayappam

Madhya Pradesh – Mawa Bati

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Maharashta – Modak

Odisha – Chhena Poda

Tamil Nadu – Pongal

Rajasthan – Ghevar

Check >> Rajasthani Wedding Food Menu

Manipur – Chakhao Kheer

Punjab – Pinni

Haryana – Gond Ke Ladoo

Uttarakhand-  Bal Mithai

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Sikkim – Sael Roti

Himachal Pradesh – Babroo

Jammu & Kashmir – Shufta

Jharkhand – Anarsa

Mizoram – Chhangban Leh Kurtai

Arunachal Pradesh – Khapse

Meghalaya – Pukhlein