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Khoya Peda (Odia Peda)

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Khoya Peda (Odia Peda) fondly called as Khua Peda  is a very famous sweet/dessert dish in India. This recipe uses home-made khoya that can be made in a few ...
Original price was: ₹279.00.Current price is: ₹219.00.

Arisha Pitha

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Arisha Pitha is a traditional Odia Sweet from the chhapan bhog dishes of Lord Shri Jagannath Puri, Odisha.
Price range: ₹179.00 through ₹369.00
Atta Khurma/Shakkarpara the name may be different across every state of India, but it is the most loved sweet munchies to satiate the snack time dessert craves.
Original price was: ₹219.00.Current price is: ₹169.00.
Khaja Pheni is a traditional dry Odia Sweet & a part of Chhapan Bhog of Shri Mandira Puri, Odisha.
Original price was: ₹199.00.Current price is: ₹129.35.

Khasta Gaja

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Khasta Gaja is a traditional dry Odia Sweet popular in East India and beyond
Original price was: ₹199.00.Current price is: ₹129.35.
Labanga Lata small Pocket Size traditional dry Odia Sweets made of refined flour, sealed with a clove which gets deep fried in pro-health rice bran oil & soaked in ...
Original price was: ₹219.00.Current price is: ₹142.35.
Mudhi Muan (Puffed Rice Jaggery Balls)  are found in Odisha and fans across India. These Muans are round bundles of puffed rice made by plunging them in jaggery syrup ...
Original price was: ₹199.00.Current price is: ₹129.35.

Chuda Ghasa

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Chuda Ghasa is a flavorful recipe for the most part famous in the Odisha province of India. It is by and large presented as Bhoga during Ganesh Puja and ...
Original price was: ₹149.00.Current price is: ₹96.85.
Sirini Bhoga is a traditional and healthy sweet dessert used primarily as a Prasad in Satyanarayan Puja & famous in Odisha
Original price was: ₹259.00.Current price is: ₹199.00.

Odia sweets are more than just desserts — they reflect a rich tradition of simple, wholesome ingredients. Many popular Odia sweets like Rasagola, Chhena Poda, and Rasabali are made using fresh milk, contributing to their rich texture and traditional flavor. These traditional recipes often avoid artificial sweeteners and overly processed ingredients, focusing instead on authentic taste and time-tested methods. These sweets can be enjoyed by a wide range of people — when consumed in mindful, limited portions. Whether you’re discovering regional Indian desserts or exploring milk-based traditional sweets, Odia Mitha offers a delightful taste of cultural heritage.

Courtesy: Rasabali Prustha