Here’s the Cost of Traditional Sweet Dish In Jharkhand Loved By Mahatma Gandhi
During the time of Quit India Movement, Mahatma Gandhi tasted this sweet dish and distributed it to others along.
This Traditional Sweet Dish In Jharkhand Was Loved By Mahatma Gandhi, Here’s How Much It Costs
Jharkhand is known around the world for its delicious confections, such as the well-known “Kheer Mohan” from Hazaribagh and the “Lakatho” from Palamu. Chauparan’s “Kheer Mohan,” who hails from the Hazaribagh area, is revered both domestically and globally.
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Chauparan’s “Kheer Mohan” is still a popular destination for tourists from throughout the world. When traveling along the famed GT Road, which was built by the king Sher Shah Suri, people frequently stop in Chauparan to enjoy this delicacy. Prominent politicians and businesspeople frequent the store in droves, setting up meetings to indulge in the confection.
During the Quit India Movement, Mahatma Gandhi had a taste of this sweet and even distributed it to other freedom fighters. Serving clients since 1932, this venerable candy store has gained notoriety.
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The History of the Dish –
Established in 1932, Vishnu, a native of Chauparan, started this store selling “Kheer Mohan.” Along with other freedom fighters, Mahatma Gandhi visited the store during the Quit India Movement and indulged in the treat. Because of its high price, “Kheer Mohan” was first a luxury mostly enjoyed by the British. It ultimately made its way into foreign markets after growing in favor among the natives over time.
The distinctive flavor of Chauparan’s “Kheer Mohan” comes from the milk chenna used in its preparation. There are two ways to make this sweet: one with sugar syrup and the other with jaggery syrup. It is similar to gulab jamun and rasgulla. “Kheer Mohan” costs between Rs 250 and Rs 400 a kilogram, or about 30 pieces per kilogram. The area has seen an increase of “Kheer Mohan” stores after the COVID-19 outbreak, which is indicative of the dish’s ongoing appeal.
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