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Be it families cooking together in the kitchen, friends bringing sweets, or neighbors bringing sweets, celebrations are all about sharing and enjoying food together. Here are seven Diwali snacks and sweets you must try:
1 , 8Diwali is not just a festival of lamps and fireworks, but it is also a festival of feasts. People wait all year for the opportunity to come together and enjoy delicious dishes. Although sweets and snacks can be enjoyed any time, there is something magical about eating them during Diwali. (Image: Canva)
2 , 8Gulab Jamun | This is a classic Diwali sweet that everyone loves. No Diwali thali seems complete without these sugar-syrup recipes. These are often served hot, filling the house with a sweet aroma. One bite and you’ll know that Diwali is truly here! (Image: Canva)
3 , 8Cashew Pot | It is one of the most loved sweets during Diwali. Made of ground cashew nuts and sugar, every household has a box ready to share with guests and relatives. This is one dessert that everyone agrees on, simple, delicious and full of festive warmth. (Image: Canva)
4 , 8Soan Papdi Soan Papdi is a flaky, melt-in-the-mouth sweet that hits every home during Diwali. It is perfect for afternoon tea or as a Diwali snack while interacting with guests. (Image: Canva)
5 , 8Jalebi | Crispy on the outside and soft on the inside, it is soaked in sugar syrup which makes it irresistible. It is common to see plates of Jalebi during Diwali. Eating Jalebi is not just about taste, but about enjoying the festive feeling with every bite. (Image: Canva)
6 , 8Samosa They are perfect for snacking while interacting with guests. No Diwali gathering is complete without a plate of samosas. Whether freshly fried or served hot, they instantly add charm to the festive atmosphere. (Image: Shutterstock)
7 , 8Chakli | A staple food in Diwali households, Chakli is a crisp, spiral-shaped snack. It is ideal to have breakfast while having breakfast with family members. In many homes, making chakli at home is a family activity. (Image: Canva)
8 , 8Kachori | One of those dishes that instantly brings back memories of Diwali is Kachori. As families cook together throughout the festival, many homes are filled with the aroma of freshly fried kachori. (Image: Canva)