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Diwali sweets: Before buying Diwali ki mithai, you should know how real and fake sweets can be identified.
Updated : Oct 22, 2022, 06:18 PM IST | Edited by : Prashant Tamta
Diwali 2022 is almost here and many of us looking to celebrate the festival of lights with much fervour on Monday, October. Needless to say, the festival is incomplete without traditional sweets and mithais - be it kaju ki barfi, patisa and soan papdi or motichoor and besan ke laddoo.
Amid this, the market of adulterated mawa and adulterated sweets also gets ready on Diwali. Although due to adulteration, people have started giving gift hampers of chocolates, dry fruits or namkeen and cookies instead of sweets, but sweets have to be brought for worship and for the visiting guests.
In such a situation, before buying sweets, you should know how real and fake sweets can be identified. Check five ways that can help you identify which sweet or mithai is adulterated or unadulterated.
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