9 mouth-watering pictures of Pakistani desserts

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Multimedia Desk April 04, 2016
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There is no doubt that Pakistanis have a major sweet tooth. We eat our unique desserts quite literally every chance we get.

Whether it's a family wedding, Eid, or any other celebration, many varieties of traditional confectionery can be found in abundance. While some are milk based, others are full of nuts; some are eaten hot and others cold. The rich flavours of our desserts transcend borders and are devoured around the world.

Here we look at 9 crave-worthy Pakistani desserts to satisfy your sweet tooth cravings.

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COMMENTS (4)

kksr | 7 years ago | Reply @Diana: True. All these deserts are older than Pakistan itself. So, how can it be Pakistani desserts?.
Diana | 7 years ago | Reply There is nothing purely Pakistani about these. They are all also Indian desserts!
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