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Are you fascinated with the black-coloured Gulab Jamuns? Well, here is your chance to make these amazing fried black balls dipped in sugar syrup. Here is how you can make these Kala Jamun at home.
₹190.00
Available on backorder
Are you fascinated with the black-coloured Gulab Jamuns? Well, here is your chance to make these amazing fried black balls dipped in sugar syrup. Here is how you can make these Kala Jamun at home.
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Price | ₹190.00 | ₹30.00 – ₹120.00 | |||||||||
Stock | Available on backorder | 20 in stock | |||||||||
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| Jalebi is a popular sweet from Indian cuisine. It is sold in all mithai shops (sweet shops) and is also a popular street food sold by cart vendors in western and northern Indian cities and towns. Traditionally, the jalebi recipe is made with a batter of all-purpose flour, gram flour (besan), baking soda, and water that is fermented for several hours. | |||||||||
Content | Are you fascinated with the black-coloured Gulab Jamuns? Well, here is your chance to make these amazing fried black balls dipped in sugar syrup. Here is how you can make these Kala Jamun at home. | Of all the many delectable Indian sweets, Jalebi are considered superlative the world over. Crisp, crunchy funnel-cake style fried spirals are doused in a syrupy sweet sauce for a delightful treat that everyone in your family will love. This traditional recipe for homemade jalebi is tried and true, and will result in a pile of sweets that any mithai shop would be happy to sell! | |||||||||
Weight | 1000 | ||||||||||
Dimensions | N/A | 46 × 70 × 126 cm | |||||||||
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