Singori

E1033768

Singori is a traditional cone-shaped sweet from the Almora region of Uttarakhand, typically made of khoya and wrapped in maalu or molu leaves.

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Singori canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Indian sweet
traditional dessert
associatedWith Almora district
linked to: Almora

Kumaoni cuisine
Uttarakhand cuisine
linked to: Kumaoni cuisine
category Indian confectionery
consumedOn festivals
special occasions
containsMilkSolids yes
countryOfOrigin India
course dessert
culturalSignificance regional specialty of Almora
flavorProfile sweet
geographicalAssociation Himalayan region
ingredientType dairy-based sweet
knownFor cone-shaped presentation
distinct leaf wrapping
mainIngredient khoya
mawa
placeOfOrigin Almora
Uttarakhand
preparationBase reduced milk solids
region Kumaon
served at room temperature
shape cone-shaped
texture soft
traditionalPreparation handmade
usesDairyProduct yes
wrapper maalu leaves
molu leaves

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Almora traditionalSweet Singori