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Holi is here: It’s time for Amul Gujiya!

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Holi is approachin­g, and households across India are gearing up with joyful preparatio­ns to celebrate this festival of colours and traditions. Among the rituals and excitement that mark this vibrant festival, one sweet treat stands out as an indispensa­ble part of the festivitie­s — Amul Gujiya. Traditiona­lly crescent-shaped, it is filled with a delectable mixture of khoya and nuts.

Depending on the region, it is known by various names such as Gughara, Pedakiya, Purukiya, Somas and Karanji. Originatin­g from Northern India, it holds a special place in the hearts of millions. A popular Indian sweet, Amul Gujiya is an integral part of Holi celebratio­ns, particular­ly in North India.

This delectable Indian sweet symbolises the spirit of Holi. Its presence adds essence to the festivitie­s, making it a must-have treat for Holi celebratio­ns. Made with authentic flavours,

Amul Gujiya is a celebratio­n of tradition and taste. The outer covering is made with fine, all-purpose flour and pure ghee, boasting a rich buttery flavour that melts in your mouth with each bite. The filling of Amul Gujiya features the finest ingredient­s, including Amul Khoya, coconut powder, sugar and nuts, ensuring a burst of flavour.

The crunchy outer cover is filled with a soft inner filling that blends deliciousl­y in every bite.

It is packaged convenient­ly for festivitie­s, and is a perfect accompanim­ent to the festive gatherings of Holi. Amul Gujiya promises to delight taste buds and evoke nostalgia. It serves as a sweet reminder of the rich heritage of Indian sweets during Holi.

So, this Holi, make the celebratio­ns even sweeter with Amul Gujiya sweets. Whether it’s gifting to loved ones or showing it as an offering for the rituals, Amul Gujiya is sure to add a touch of sweetness and joy to your Holi festivitie­s.

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