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I am @oishymaria. You all know that I was born rural and raised in a village. There is a lot of difference between the village then and the village presently. Now the village has a touch of modernism; enormous houses like the metropolis are also seen there. Today I would like to share with you the atmosphere of that time in the village and some of my childhood memories which you will love and maybe you too will get lost in childhood memories.

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Light mauve spider web. Sweet in flavor. Finishes with a delightful residue of sweetness in the mouth. This candy is known as "Hawaii Mithai" because it immediately dissipates when exposed to air. It has some intriguing names in English, Such as cotton candy, fairy floss, candy floss, or spoon sugar. Many people humorously refer to Hawaiian sweets as the elderly lady's hair. On the other hand, consuming these foods can bring back memories of your adolescence.

Hawaii Mithai Nebe... Hawaii Mithai....sweet delicate pink-white Hawaiian Mithai...!'—middle-aged or geriatric hawkers would appear with tin glass cases of Hawaiian Mithai. It's like a piece of trance on a weary afternoon.As a youth, I used to arrive with my old plastic or glass bottles after hearing the summons of the hawker. Many had fragments of iron in their palms. Instead of these antiquated items, he gave two or four Hawaiian treats. I would go to the elders if I didn't get anything damaged. They used to spend 25 paise to 1 rupee buying candies in the air.

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picture taken redmi Note 5 AI	''Hawai Mithai'' was also available at the village metho path and numerous festivals. Hawaiian sweet vendors can be seen notably during the rice harvesting season. They attract the attention of children and adolescents by ringing brass or bronze chimes. They recited various types of verses. And that's what the group of young people was devouring.

If you eat what is known as Hawaiian sweets, it is only logical that you won't feel satisfied. It only fulfills the sense of taste. Although it resembles a cricket ball, it dissolves quickly in your mouth. This sweet is extremely popular among village kids. Even grownups do not object to its flavor. This candy is appealing to everyone since it is affordable and attractive.

Change Over Time

Gone are the miniature Hawaiian sweets in glass-enclosed tin cases. But this fragrance has not yet faded into the air. Over time, today, that little round Hawaiian delectable has blossomed and grown quite large. Now colorful Hawaiian sweet stalks enveloped in polythene can be seen on city streets. Prices have also increased; This sensation can still be consumed in the mouth for ten to fifteen taka.

Fluffy and pinkish-white in color, Peja is a traditional Hawaiian delicacy that appears very attractive. The attraction of seeing it is no less than consuming Hawaiian desserts. With time, today, that small round Hawaii has blossomed into a delectable shape and grown quite large. Twisted poles and sealed-in polythene are now available everywhere.

I don't know how much I was able to shake a your childhood memories. Thank you very much for taking your valuable time to read my post.

@oishymaria