This story is from March 08, 2020
Only homemade goodies for Indoreans on Holi
Indoreans
, this year, are opting for homemade food for thecelebrations
. Keeping in mind the global pandemic of COVID19, more number of people are preferring to make snacks and sweets athome
for the festival. City-based foodpreneur Shreya Agarwal, who has been busy makinggujiyas
and chaklis, says, “Due to convenience, most people would buy gujiyas,chakli
and namkeen from the market. This year, however, everyone is sceptical of any item that does not guarantee purity of the material.” She adds, “So I have made gujiyas and chaklis both my family and my neighbours” she shares.end of article
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