Singori

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Singori is a traditional cone-shaped sweet from the Almora region of Uttarakhand, typically made of khoya and wrapped in maalu or molu leaves.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Indian sweet
traditional dessert
associatedWith Almora district NERFINISHED
Kumaoni cuisine
Uttarakhand cuisine NERFINISHED
category Indian confectionery
consumedOn festivals
special occasions
containsMilkSolids yes GENERATED
countryOfOrigin India
course dessert
culturalSignificance regional specialty of Almora
flavorProfile sweet
geographicalAssociation Himalayan region
ingredientType dairy-based sweet
knownFor cone-shaped presentation
distinct leaf wrapping
mainIngredient khoya
mawa
placeOfOrigin Almora NERFINISHED
Uttarakhand NERFINISHED
preparationBase reduced milk solids
region Kumaon NERFINISHED
served at room temperature
shape cone-shaped
texture soft
traditionalPreparation handmade
usesDairyProduct yes
wrapper maalu leaves
molu leaves

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Almora traditionalSweet Singori