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It is a known fact all over the world that Diwali is a festival of lights as well as the sweets. In fact all kinds of sweets can be found at the time of Diwali, no matter of what kind. The markets at the time of Diwali get flooded with all kinds of Diwali sweets and even people leave no stone upturned for getting their favorite Diwali sweets. In fact the diwali sweets form an integral part of the celebrations of Diwali in India. Diwali sweets are used for gifting purpose as well as for the people who come visiting on the occasion of Diwali. Here are certain suggestions for different Diwali sweets, which can be gifted as well as can be served to the guests on Diwali.

Haldiram Rasgulla
This special package from Haldiram contains 14 pieces of yummy, delicious and nice Rasgullas. These Rasgullas are made up of milk, sugar and rose water. The weight of this tin package is about a kilo and it has a shelf life of 12 months, if unopened. It can be unhesitatingly said that this package is hygienically processed and can be consumed within the 12 months of packing. The packages are further decorated with many kinds of Diwali pictures in order to bring forth the excitement related with the festival of lights.

Haldiram Gulab Jamun
This tin of Haldiram Gulab Jamun contains 12 pieces of Jamphal. This Jamphal is made up of Khoya or concentrated milk solids, refined wheat flour, sugar, chenna or pressed milk curd, rose water and cardamom. All the 12 pieces of Gulab Jamun are prepared in pure desi ghee. The tin along with the pieces and syrup weighs about 1 kilo. This pack is definitely hygienically processed and has a shelf life of minimum six months.

Bikaner Kaju Roll
This is a package, which weighs 1 kg and contains the Kaju Rolls. These Kaju Rolla are made up of milk, cashew, sugar, ghee and pista. Undoubtedly the package is hygienically processed and is packed to keep its natural taste intact. the popularity of these packages has grown so much that you can find people residing in foreign countries sending these as diwali gifts to India for their loved ones.



Haldiram Soan Papdi
Another famous packet of sweets from Haldiram on Diwali is that of Soan Papdi. These Soan Papdis are made up of sugar, pure desi ghee, wheat flour, gram flour, cardamom, almonds, pistachio and cucumber seeds. You can also enclose a beautiful Diwali card embellished with Diwali pictures along with this packet and can unhesitatingly present them as the perfect Diwali gift to your near and dear ones.

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