Try These Traditional Sweet Foods On Makar Sankranti

Makar Sankranti is celebrated mainly by the North Indians. It marks the evidence of longer days with ample sunshine for crops, especially in a country like India. Traditional foods are the main attraction of this festival. People prepare for these days with special sweets and mithais. Take a look at the traditional sweet foods you can try on Makar Sankranti:

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TIL LADDOO

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PURAN POLI

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MAKARA CHAULA

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PAYESH

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