Love Rajasthan’s Ghewar? Check Out These 6 Varieties!

Ghewar

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Varities of this sweet

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1. Malai Ghewar

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2. Chocolate Ghewar

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3. Mango Ghewar

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4. Mawa Ghewar

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5. Rabri Ghewar

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6. Multi-layered Ghewar

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