7 Delicious Sweets From 7 Indian States

Rasgulla (West Bengal)

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Mysore Pak (Karnataka)

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Peda (Uttar Pradesh)

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Rosogolla (Odisha)

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Ghevar (Rajasthan)

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Modak (Maharashtra)

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Ladoo (Tamil Nadu)

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