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@teri_Sanem

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Posted: 8 years ago

#51

Originally posted by: NimbuMirchi

Ohh ok. Are they called Shakkarpara there too? Didn't know.

yes 😳 also the ones with gurh (brown sugar ones) I can eat those. they taste little better I think

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@teri_Sanem

Dazzler

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Posted: 8 years ago

#52

Originally posted by: BB10
^ It is called Gur pare in punjabi.
No wonder I was so clueless.

I didn't know that is an actual word fr them.. we call it shakkarpare only ..

also BB10 if u live in India try chenna murki or murgi .. I thought those wr shakkapare too and only my family called them chena murgi fr some weird reason but searched yesterday they r actually called chenna murki 🤣 those wr my favorites .. mujhe saari mithayiyaan yaad aa rahi hai pichile 12-15 saal se I haven't had any mithayi here

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bokul

@bokul

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Posted: 8 years ago

#53

Originally posted by: -Sujal-
I like this pic of Anushka, what a beauty!! She's got a sexy smile!! 😉

such a lovely pic

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ya ya girl

@Maharani69

Rocker

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Posted: 8 years ago

#54

^^ I'll DM you, let's not ruin hippo's thread with chit chatting. 😆

Yeah, I read- chena murgi, then immediately googled before reading your entire post. And yes both seem same to me. Even though like you I haven't had these in years but come to think of it chena murgi is softer and sweeter, it melts in your mouth. Whereas shakkarpara is coarser and less sweet. I've only had the gur version of shakkarpara.