Indian Dessert - Date Palm Jaggery Sweet - Khejur Gurer Sondesh

Indian Dessert - Date Palm Jaggery Sweet - Khejur Gurer Sondesh

''Khejur Gurer Sondesh'' Is A Popular Bengali Dessert Made With Homemade Cottage Cheese And Date Palm Jaggery. The Date Palm Jaggery, Also Known As 'nalen Gur' Or 'notun (new/crisp) Gur (jaggery)', Is A Winter Delicacy That's Extracted From Date Palm Trees In West Bengal. Date Palm Jaggery Is Only Available During The Winter Months And Comes In A Semisolid Form. Sandesh Is A Famous Dessert That Is Said To Have Originated In The 16th Century In The Bengal Region. It's A Flavorful Combination Of Milk And Sugar And Is Popular In Countries Like India And Bangladesh. A Sweet Shop Made A Pile Of ''Khejur Gurer Sondesh'' Sweets With Mold At A Village Fair At Tehatta, West Bengal, India On 14/01/2024. (Photo by Soumyabrata Roy/NurPhoto)

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