Festive seasons are ahead, so have you decided which sweets to buy? The bond of brother and sister is unique. The sourness and sweetness between their relationship has no match! This is the purest bond that is shared amongst the siblings. Why not add some warmth
The Significance of Raksha Bandhan
The bond becomes stronger when we talk about brother and sister, as they have some different connections. Raksha Bandhan means ‘ knot of protection’.
As per tradition, sister’s tie a sacred thread (Rakhi) on her brother’s wrist and prays for his well being and flourishing future on this amazing day. In turn, the brother promises to protect her sister from any harm for the rest of his life.
The festival is celebrated on the full moon day as per Hindu Calendar in the month of August.
Special sweets for the Indian Festivals
Brothers and sisters are the ones who love each other, fight with each other, irritate each other but lastly be together in any case. The best part is they exchange gifts with each other. The bond is strengthened with the festivals that come and remind us that we need to be together.
Festivals are incomplete without sweets, as we start with sweet and end with sweets;
Mithai is loved by all, and also during the festivals more variety of sweets are displayed. The sweet adds more sweetness to the relationships.
Lip-smacking Sweets
Laddu
Laddu are just awesome, be it motichoor laddu, honey dry fruit laddu, besan laddu, atta dry fruit laddu, they are all delicious. Every bite of it is so mouth-watering , and therefore it is an integral part of Indian Festivals and celebrations, big or small. The amazing aroma, flavour, adds 5 stars to the festival.
Laddu is made from a variety of flour, grains, pulses, semolina, fruits, dry fruits, ghee, spices, khoya, sugar, and more. They are generally available in different shapes , sizes and colours.
Before any festivals sweets are being offered to God. Then after tying rakhi, the sisters feed sweets to their brothers.
BURFI
One of the most favourite sweets loved by all is Burfi. It is made with milk and cashews. It has become very common these days, as you will see barfi on every occasion. It’s taste makes it more delicious and mouth-watering.
It is available in many varieties like besan burfi, khoya chocolate burfi, moong dal burfi, khoya burfi, to name a few.
The best used way of making burfi is to cook milk and sugar over low heat until of thick consistency. Then different ingredients are added like coconut, chocolate, khoya as per the type of burfi. At the end , it is garnished and flattened in the tray. These sweets are rich and creamy. This Raksha Bandhan Send Rakhi to Kolkata and also send Burfi for your lovely brother.
KAJU KATLI
With the name only you feel your mouth- watery. Kaju katli is never denied in the indian festivals, as just within minutes you will see the empty box.
The sweet is made with cashews, milk and sugar. One of the premium Indian sweets and the perfect thing to gift someone in Rakhi.
So, why wait, This Raksha Bandhan send rakhi to Kolkata and also add these sweets to add more sweetness to your relation.
