Try sugar-free desi sweets.
Try these 9 sugar-free sweets on Diwali News In Hindi: Today the whole country is celebrating the festival of Diwali. Diwali, one of the biggest and important festivals of India, is also known as the festival of lights. Diwali means lights, celebrations and sweets. So this year, reduce your sugar intake without compromising on taste. Try these delicious, sugar-free desi sweets today for a healthy festival.
Traditional Indian sweets are often loaded with sugar, but we're changing that! Here are 9 delicious sweets made with natural sweeteners like dates, figs and jaggery. These options not only satiate your sweet cravings but also provide nutrients, keeping your Diwali celebrations from becoming dull.
coconut laddu
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These laddus are made from freshly grated coconut, which is rich in healthy fats and fibre. Sweetened with dates or jaggery, coconut laddus are easy to chew and provide instant energy. This is the perfect choice to start the Diwali celebrations without any added sugar.
Almond Barfi
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Badam Barfi is a soft and creamy dessert, traditionally made with condensed milk and sugar. In this sugar-free version, almond flour is lightly sweetened with jaggery or dates, making it rich in protein, Vitamin E and a great Diwali recipe for nut lovers!
Anjeer Barfi
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Naturally sweet and fiber rich Anjeer (Anjeer) Burfi is made by grinding dried figs into a paste and adding chopped nuts like almonds, cashews and pistachios. Figs give a delicious chewy taste and natural sweetness that makes this barfi stand out!
Jaggery and sesame chikki
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Chikki made with jaggery and sesame seeds is a traditional winter favorite dish, combining sweetness and crunch in a square packed with nutrients. Jaggery provides iron and minerals, while sesame seeds provide healthy fats and calcium, making it a nutritious and satisfying dish.
Dates and dry fruits laddus
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Dates bring natural sweetness and chewy texture, while almonds, walnuts and cashews add crunch and nutrients. These laddus are a storehouse of energy and fibre, making them an ideal Diwali meal!
Moong Dal Halwa with Jaggery
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This comforting and festive treat replaces sugar with jaggery, giving it a caramel-like flavour. A mixture of moong dal, ghee and jaggery makes a hot and tasty dish that is nutritious and extremely tasty!
Makhana Kheer
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Makhanas are rich in protein and low in calories, making them ideal for kheer. Sweetened with dates or jaggery, this light yet creamy dessert is easy on the stomach and packed with festive flavor without any of the guilt.
Sweet Potato Pudding
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Naturally sweet and creamy, sweet potatoes are the base of this nutritious pudding. Ghee and cardamom enhance the flavour, creating a nutritious, warming dessert that is rich in fiber and vitamins for the health-conscious Diwali.
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