Mithai

Mithai refers to a wide variety of traditional sweet confections originating from South Asia, particularly India and Pakistan. Made from ingredients like milk, sugar, jaggery, nuts, and flavorings, these sweets often have rich textures and vibrant flavors. Common types include laddoos, barfis, jalebi, and halwa. Mithai is frequently enjoyed during festivals, celebrations, and religious ceremonies, symbolizing joy and hospitality. The preparation methods and ingredients vary regionally, resulting in diverse tastes and presentations. Overall, mithai holds cultural significance as a symbol of goodwill and festivity in South Asian cultures.