This crispy, flaky pastry stuffed with rich, sweet filling is a staple during the festival. Traditionally made with refined flour, mawa, sugar, and dry fruits, Gujiya is undeniably delicious but not ...

Gujiya is the most loved Indian sweet traditionally enjoyed during festivals like Holi and Diwali. As much as we love the ...

Chhappan Bhog in Lucknow celebrated Holi by creating a historic 6 kg, 25-inch Gujiya, earning an entry into India Book of Records. This giant treat, named Baahubali Gujiya, highlights India's ...

One of the most beloved treats enjoyed during this time is the gujiya. But did you know that this crispy, stuffed delight has many names and variations across India? Let’s take a sweet tour ...

As Holi celebrations begin in the country, a sweets shop in Uttar Pradesh's Gonda has come up with the unique idea of the 'Golden Gujiya'.

HT City takes a look at the trend. “We have done a lab test and put the QR code of the test report next to gujiya. While fried gujiya is 260-430 kcal (calories) our baked variant in 150 kcal ...