5 Indian Mithais That Can Mimick International Sweets

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Who Doesn't Love Indian Mithais?

Indian mithais are known for their rich flavors and unique combinations of ingredients.

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Long-Distance Cousins

While many Indian sweets have distinct characteristics, some might share similarities with international sweets.

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These Are The Sweets

Here are a few examples that you must know of:

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1. Gulab Jamun & Donuts

Donuts are also deep-fried or baked dough, often sweetened and coated with sugar, like gulab jamun. 

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2. Jalebi & Funnel Cake

Funnel cakes are made from a similar batter, poured through a funnel into hot oil, creating a lacy, fried pastry, Similar to jalebi.

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3. Peda & Marzipan

Marzipan is an almond-based confection that is often shaped into various forms.

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4. Rasgulla & Sponge Cake

 Sponge cake has a light and airy texture, similar to the softness of rasgulla. Both are light and fluffy in their own ways

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5. Barfi & Fudge

It resembles fudge in terms of its texture and square or rectangular shape

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Do you know of any such Indian sweets bearing similarities with International counterparts?

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