…. biting into a chewy Dharwad peda after dinner, savouring its milky sweet and salty tastes at once. 🙂
If you haven’t eaten a Dharwad peda yet, you are seriously missing something in life. Go grab a box at the earliest!
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The Girl Next Door 
I love Dharwad pedas. Now coz i am getting diet conscious i try to avoid it.
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@Sharat Bandlur
These little beauties are too tough to resist, aren’t they? 🙂
Welcome here!
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Oh No! Why did I have to see this! Now I will have to get a box tomorrow from the Nandini outlet on the street next to ours 🙂
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@Priya
He he
Go for the ones from Mishra Pedha. They are much yummier. 🙂
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Have you heard of belgaum kunda, you should try that too, if you haven’t already also a sweet made with milk , it is to die for.dharwad peda and belgaum kunda are some of the sweets we get when we visit that area.
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@May born Gemini
No, I haven’t heard of it. Sounds great. 🙂 Should pick it up sometime! Thank you so much for the recommendation!
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No I have not eaten one 😦
But now, you MUST send me… right away! Give me your email ID so that I can send my postal address!
*wicked smile*
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@Aditya
🙂
My e-mail ID is right there, in the ‘About Me’ section. 😀
Where do you stay, actually? Curious.
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Hyderabad! Not far from any corner of the world 🙂
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@Aditya
LOL
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I am not very fond of sweets, but make an exception for the Dharwad pedas 🙂 My friend’s dog incidentally eats only dharwad pedas and refuses to eat any other type of sweets !
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@Sudhagee
LOL @ your friend’s dog. How cute is that?!
I have a big sweet tooth, and can eat most sweets uncomplainingly. 🙂
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I would love to try them. I haven’t ever had them. You are making me drool.
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@Girlinjammies
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Hope you get to try out some real soon!
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the soft and not very sweet kinds I hope
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@Norrbu
Hey there! Welcome to my space! 🙂
It is very much sweet, but a nice sweet and salty mix. 🙂
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AMEN!
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@Cupitonians
🙂
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Ok….I am not a fan of Dharwad peda but the way you have described it could make anybody drool…:)
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@Metherebel
Thank you! 🙂
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Drooling on the keyboard heavily….. I haven’t eaten it… I have eaten the normal ones… hope to eat dharwad one soon 🙂
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@Jas
Hope you get to taste some real soon. 🙂
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I love them. My father was in Hubli and Dharwad for a perod of time and so everytime he came home, he would bring us loads of this. If in Dharwad, I strongly recommend Thakur peda as well. They smell from distances you cannot imagine – just that there are many Thakurs now and finding the authentic one may pose a bit of an issue.
Mishra peDa is also famous and have tried them as well. Oh, what I can do to just get some boxes now! 🙂
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@Kismi
Lucky you! 🙂 I got to taste this only after I got married and came to Bangalore!
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Drool!!!
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@R’s Mom
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They look yum 🙂
Are the similar to Mathura ka peda … looks like that to me? 🙂
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@Lifesong
I haven’t ever tried Mathura peda, so don’t really know.
Yes, they are yummylicious! 🙂
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I didn’t know there are so many people who are fond of these sweets. I have developed an aversion to these sweets as I come from the same place. Of course I don’t live there anymore. The reason why I got this aversion is because whenever we had relatives visiting us from other places, they would stop at the Dharwad pedha shop and buy us a box. 😦 It was an overdose for me.
But I am happy there are so many who love it! 🙂
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@Nameeta
Welcome here! 🙂
I can understand your aversion due to overdose. 🙂 I love these sweets, though.
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Where can i get this? in Delhi? I love your food blogs and I am really trying to enjoy the whole cooking thing but not quite there yet. Thanks for leaving that thoughtful comment on my blog.
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@Absence of answer
You are most welcome. 🙂
You get this quite easily in Bangalore. Not sure where in Delhi, though. 😦
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Oooooh, yum! Where to buy?
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@Su the writer
Pester someone from Dharwad to get it for you when they are visiting. 🙂 In Bangalore, there are several Mishra Pedha outlets which sell these – we buy them either from the outlet at Jayanagar or the one at Basavanagudi. Mishra’s pedhas are lovely. The ones available at Adigas, Kanti Sweets and other sweet shops come close, but are not as great, according to me.
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heheh 🙂 and totally forget the calories???
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@Sugar
Hey, Sugar! Welcome here! 🙂
Errr.. well, no Dharwad peda comes free in life. 😀
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You are so tempting me! I love Dharwad Peda! ;Love that combination of tastes, and the texture…And now, feel like going down to get myself a box 🙂 So not a good idea 🙂
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@Smitha
Go, go, get one! 🙂
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Absolutely!
Drooool 🙂
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@Priya
🙂
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Every time a colleague gets a box of pedas from Dharwad, which is his native, it becomes empty in less than 5 minutes 😉
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@Visha
I can totally understand that. 🙂
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LOL!!!! Enjoy!!!
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@Smita
Errr.. why LOL? I’m serious. 🙂
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Lol @ the ethu re 😀
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@Smita
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I am always enthu when it comes to food. 😀 😛
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