Special Golden Pateesa Baisan Wala

 1,800Kg

Special Pateesa Baisan Wala

Excellent Qualiyt Khushabi Pateesa Baisan Roll Patisa, also known as Besan Roll Patisa or simply Besan Patisa, is a delectable traditional sweet from South Asia, particularly popular in Pakistan . This confection combines the rich flavors of gram flour (besan) with a unique texture that makes it distinct from other sweets.

Dhoda

 1,400

Special Dhoda

Khushabi Dhoda Khushabi Dhoda is a traditional sweet delicacy from the Khushab district in the Punjab province of Pakistan. It's known for its rich, dense texture and distinct flavor, making it a popular treat in the region. Here are some key points about Khushabi Dhoda The primary ingredients include wheat flour, milk, butter or ghee, and sugar. Some variations might include nuts like almonds and pistachios to enhance the flavor and add a bit of crunch.

Khusahbi Pateesa

 1,400

Khushabi Pateesa

Excellent Quality Khushabi Pateesa Khushabi Pateesa is another renowned traditional sweet from the Khushab district in Punjab, Pakistan. It is similar to soan papdi or soan halwa but has its own unique texture and flavor. Here are some key points about Khushabi Pateesa The main ingredients typically include gram flour (besan), sugar, ghee (clarified butter), and sometimes cardamom for flavor. Nuts like almonds and pistachios are often added for garnish and extra taste.

Special Barfi

 1,800

Special Barfi

Excellent Quality Khushabi special Barfi Barfi is a popular traditional Indian and Pakistani sweet, known for its rich taste and varied flavors. It is enjoyed across South Asia and has numerous regional variations. Here’s an overview of Barfi  

Milky Laddu

 1,400
Milky Laddu
Milky Laddu specially prepared in Fresh milk. Milky Laddu mostly available in Winter season

Gulab Jaman

 1,200
Gulab Jaman Khusahbi Gulab Jamun is one of the most beloved and iconic sweets in Pakistan. Ingredients:
    • Dough: Traditionally made from khoya (reduced milk solids), flour, and a leavening agent like baking powder. Some modern recipes use milk powder or paneer.
    • Syrup: The soaking syrup consists of sugar, water, and flavorings such as cardamom, rose water, and sometimes saffron.
Its universal appeal comes from its delicious taste and the ease with which it can be made in large quantities, making it perfect for gatherings and celebrations. The rich, syrupy dessert is a favorite among people of all ages.

Coconut Pateesa

 1,200
Coconut pateesa, also known as nariyal ka Pateesa. It is a popular Pakistani sweet made primarily from grated coconut and sugar. It's a traditional dessert that's enjoyed across various regions of Pakistan, especially during festivals and special occasions. Khushabi Coconut pateesa is loved for its delicious taste and melt-in-your-mouth texture, making it a delightful treat for those with a sweet tooth. It's a great example of the wide variety of sweets found in Pakistan cuisine, each offering its own unique flavors and textures.