💚 Jaimin Cardamom Soan Papdi 250g
 
Authentic Cardamom (Elaichi) Indian Sweet in the UK
 
Treat yourself to the exquisite pleasure of Jaimin Cardamom Soan Papdi. This cherished traditional Indian sweet (mithai) is famous across the UK for its light, delicate, and flaky texture that instantly melts in your mouth. Expertly flavoured with the highly aromatic essence of cardamom (elaichi), this popular confectionery is a superb choice for festive celebrations, gifting, or personal indulgence.
Crafted from a high-quality blend of gram flour (besan), white flour, sugar, and rich ghee, this specific Easows selection guarantees an authentic taste. Secure your 250g box of this popular Indian dessert directly from Easows.co.uk, your trusted UK source for premium Indian sweets.
 
Signature Flavour & Melt-in-Your-Mouth Texture
 
The reason this Jaimin Soan Papdi is a favourite among UK customers is its unique texture and flavour combination:
Delicate Texture: Boasts a signature flaky and airy structure that crumbles gently, delivering that classic melt-in-the-mouth sensation—a hallmark of superior quality.
Aromatic Flavour: Distinctively infused with fragrant cardamom (elaichi), providing a warm and authentic taste of Indian confectionery.
Quality Ingredients: Made from a precise base of sugar, gram flour, white flour, and ghee, ensuring a genuine taste. It is often beautifully finished and garnished with crunchy almonds and pistachios.
This Easows-sourced Indian sweet is the specific elaichi-flavoured mithai trusted for its unique flaky texture and authentic cardamom taste. Our commitment to high standards means you receive the freshest stock every time.
 
Ideal for Gifting & Celebrations (250g Box)
 
This 250g pack of Jaimin Cardamom Soan Papdi is a highly popular sweet for all special occasions, making it an ideal choice for gifting or celebrating festivals like Diwali throughout the UK. Only Easows is committed to supplying this exact, premium Indian mithai for your enjoyment.
 
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