Cochchihihar market matsuch jamai gola

[image.jpg](.                                   [image source ] Pellai 'Jamai Golla' is the sweetest market of the Jamaieshirta of Cooch Behar. The price of each soup is 50 rupees The granddaughter of Taytumbur Gola Golara is in the house of many granddaughters to give surprise to Jamie. Along with this, the king, Badsha, Rokdadam, Ame Sandesh, Mohan Khans and Chanda Ladda are doing well.

Sweets traders said, there is a good demand for sweets in Koch Bihar. That demand increased more and more times in special tithi or event. In view of that, traders tried to bring innovation. There was no exception in this bar. Jamai Special 'Jamai Gola' came to the market. The weight of the pellet size is about two hundred grams. In the plastic bottles in the shop, the sweet flavor has been kept in the thir tharara sweet. The red cherry is set on top of the dipped bottle of juice. Four rounds of nuts, pistachios powder Although it looks like chips, it is very different in taste. At least the same demanding vendors

One of them says that the common sugar juice, the raw juice, and the dandelion jacket Gola mixed in the hair follicles. They are choosing the choice of buyers. There are no difference in the price, many people are taking three types of jamai gola for three bellas. But that number is not handy. Many others say, one is good.

What is this special 'Jamai Gola' made? Artisans tell, the main ingredients are three. Chana, little flour and sugar. All other content is sorted for it. Ganesh Modak, a sweet seller from Baburhat area of

Koch Bihar, said, "Jamie Bolla has been made instead of Jamai Babaji's taste by bringing artisans from Malda. Though the price seems to be a little higher, the cost is also good. Demand is good. "

The vendor informs that the identity of the known person is 5 to 10 taka. King's fun, lingerie, chandelier, two-in-one globa, rasakadam, Mohan ban, Amangandesh are worth a penny of 8 to 20 rupees per penny. Demand is also good. Wheat curry is sold at Tk 200 per kg. Samir Ghosh, the executive director of the Coochbehar District confectionery business association, said, "There is good demand for sweeping sweets in the Jamaies' market. Buyers are buying new, old-fashioned sweets. [Link]