Visiting Mathura? 7 Dishes That Are Must-Have In The City
By Krati Purwar
February 23, 2024
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Are you planning to visit Lord Krishna’s Janmabhoomi Mathura? It is a city in Uttar Pradesh with mythological, cultural, and historical significance. People explore the city not only by temple hopping but also by visiting famous sweet shops to try the traditional delectables that Mathura is known for.
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Peda
Peda is the most famous sweet in Mathura. IMade with ghee and khoya, this sweet is offered to Lord Krishna as prasad in many temples. Try Brijwasi Pede Wale.
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Jalebi
Jalebi is a staple sweet of Uttar Pradesh that you can enjoy for breakfast with kachori-sabji or with a dense glass of milk. You should visit Bhole Mishthan Bhandar Tea Stall.
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Rabri
Made with thickened and sweetened milk, rabri tastes delicious when topped with dry fruits and saffron. Try this sweet at Gautam Sweets House and Krishna Dairy.
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Makhan Mishri
It is believed that Lord Krishna’s favourite sweet was makhan mishri. White butter mixed with sugar is a must-try in Bankebihari Temple market.
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Malpua
If you are looking to gorge on sweet deep-fried pancakes, try malpua in Mathura. It often comes garnished with dry fruits. You should eat it at Brijwasi Sweets.
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Khurchan
Made by slowly cooking khoya, this dish is known for its rich and caramelised flavours. Brijwasi Mithai Wala is the best shop you must try out here.
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Thandai
Thandai is a milk-based beverage loaded with dry fruits and nuts. It is a must-have, especially around Holi. Babu Bhai Thandai Wala is the sweet shop you should visit.
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