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Dry Fruit Laddu [Desert]

Cashew - 1 cup Badam - 1 cup Dry grapes - 1cup Dates - 1 cup (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Desiccated coconut - 1 cup Cooking gum (Aantu)- 1 cup Sugar - 1 cup Ghee - 1 cup Cardamom - 6 no's Cashew - 1 cup Badam - 1 cup Dry grapes - 1cup Dates - 1 cup Desiccated coconut - 1 cup Cooking gum (Aantu)- 1 cup Sugar - 1 cup Ghee - 1 cup

Dry Fruit Laddu [Desert], taste of kannada in Karnataka

About Dry Fruit Laddu [Desert]

Famous and popular sweet served in some special occasions.

Ingredients

  • Cashew - 1 cup

  • Badam - 1 cup

  • Dry grapes - 1cup

  • Dates - 1 cup

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  • Desiccated coconut - 1 cup

  • Cooking gum (Aantu)- 1 cup

  • Sugar - 1 cup

  • Ghee - 1 cup

  • Cardamom - 6 no’s

Cashew - 1 cup

Badam - 1 cup

Dry grapes - 1cup

Dates - 1 cup

Desiccated coconut - 1 cup

Cooking gum (Aantu)- 1 cup

Sugar - 1 cup

Ghee - 1 cup

How to prepare?

  • Chop the Badam, cashew nuts, dates and dry grapes to small pieces.

  • Dry roast the cooking gum in a heavy bottomed pan, on a low flame till it puffs up as shown in picture. Crush a little when cool.

  • Roast the Badam and cashew with 1 table spoon ghee till light golden.

  • Powder the desiccated coconut, sugar and cardamom.

  • Melt the ghee and combine all ingredients in a large bowl and mix well.

  • Make into 2 inch radius balls and store in an air tight container.

Chop the Badam, cashew nuts, dates and dry grapes to small pieces.

Dry roast the cooking gum in a heavy bottomed pan, on a low flame till it puffs up as shown in picture. Crush a little when cool.

Roast the Badam and cashew with 1 table spoon ghee till light golden.

Powder the desiccated coconut, sugar and cardamom.

Melt the ghee and combine all ingredients in a large bowl and mix well.

Location info

karnataka.

Mobile network coverage

Airtel, Jio, BSNL, and Vi all provide coverage across Karnataka. 4G is reliable in Bangalore, Mysore, Mangalore, Hubli, and along highways. Coverage may be weaker in deep forest areas of Bandipur, Nagarhole, and certain Western Ghats sections. Most hotels, resorts, and cafes in tourist areas offer free Wi-Fi.

Food & restaurants nearby

Food options are available in the nearest town. Karnataka cuisine ranges from coastal seafood to Udupi vegetarian to Coorg’s pandi curry. Dosa, idli, bisi bele bath, and filter coffee are iconic.

Hotels & accommodation nearby

Accommodation is available in the nearest town or city. Options range from budget lodges to luxury resorts. Booking ahead during Dasara (Mysore) and peak winter season is recommended.

Climate & weather

Karnataka has a varied climate from the humid coast to the dry Deccan plateau and cool Western Ghats. The best time to visit is October to March, with temperatures ranging from 15°C to 30°C depending on region. April–May is hot across most of the state (up to 38°C). The southwest monsoon (June–September) brings heavy rain to the coast and ghats but transforms the landscape — this is the best time for Jog Falls and Coorg’s lush greenery. Hill stations (Coorg, Chikmagalur) remain pleasant year-round. Bangalore has a moderate climate throughout.

Helpline & emergency contacts

Tourist Helpline: 1364 (toll-free, 24×7). Police: 112 (all-India emergency). Ambulance: 108. Women’s Helpline: 1091. Karnataka Police Tourist Helpline: 112.

Nearest petrol pump

Petrol pumps are available in the nearest town or on the approach road — check locally for the closest option.

Best time to visit Dry Fruit Laddu [Desert]

Best enjoyed freshly prepared. Dry Fruit Laddu [Desert] is a traditional Karnataka dish that can be enjoyed year-round. The dish is particularly popular during festivals and special occasions.

How to reach Dry Fruit Laddu [Desert]

Dry Fruit Laddu [Desert] is available at restaurants and homes across Karnataka. It is a traditional dish from Karnataka cuisine and can be found in local eateries (darshinis), Udupi restaurants, and traditional Karnataka restaurants across the state.

Timings & opening hours

Available throughout the day at local eateries and restaurants. Typically served for breakfast, lunch, or dinner depending on the dish.

Entry fee & tickets

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Duration needed

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Safety tips

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Things to carry

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Nearby visiting places

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Nearest airport, railway & bus

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History of Dry Fruit Laddu [Desert]

Dry Fruit Laddu [Desert] is a traditional dish from Karnataka cuisine, reflecting the state’s rich culinary heritage. Karnataka’s cuisine is diverse, influenced by its geography — coastal, Malnad (hill), and northern plain regions each contribute unique flavours and preparations. This dish is a beloved part of Karnataka’s food culture, prepared in homes and restaurants across the state.

Things to do at Dry Fruit Laddu [Desert]

Taste Dry Fruit Laddu [Desert] at authentic Karnataka restaurants, learn about the traditional preparation methods, and explore other Karnataka dishes to appreciate the state’s culinary diversity.

Things to visit & highlights

Visit traditional Karnataka restaurants, Udupi eateries (darshinis), and food streets in Bangalore, Mysore, Mangalore, and Udupi to sample authentic local cuisine including Dry Fruit Laddu [Desert].

Frequently asked questions

What are the visiting hours? Opening hours vary by site and season — check locally before visiting.

Is there an entry fee? Entry fee policies vary. Some attractions are free, while others charge a nominal fee.

What is the best time to visit? October to March offers the most pleasant weather across Karnataka for tourism.

Quick facts

  • Type: Destination
  • State: Karnataka
  • Category: Taste Of Kannada

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