7 Yummy Winter Street Foods Across India

By: Jigyasa Kakwani

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If you can no longer enjoy pani puri or chilled dahi bhallas in winter, fret not. Here are some must-try street foods across India, perfect for the winter season.

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1. Makhan Malai

This sweet treat is soft, fluffy, buttery, and melts in the mouth. You will find it sold on the streets of Lucknow during winter.

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2. Doodh-Jalebi

People in Punjab beat the winter chill with warm milk topped with malai and served with hot, crispy jalebis.

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3. Nader Monje

These are Kashmiri-style French fries, a popular street food made with lotus stems (nadru in Kashmiri).

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4. Shakarkandi Chaat

This winter-special chaat is popular in Delhi. Roasted sweet potatoes are chopped and served with salt and lime juice.

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5. Phini/Feeni

Popular in Rajasthani sweet shops, Feeni is thin vermicelli, fried in ghee and dipped in saffron-infused sugar syrup.

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6. Phulkopir Singara

This snack is a Bengali-style samosa made with fresh, delicious cauliflower, available exclusively during winter.

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7. Babru

This dish from Himachal Pradesh is a distant cousin of North Indian bhatura. You can find it in both sweet and savoury versions.

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