Thekua: Sun-shaped sweet treats made with wheat flour, jaggery, and coconut, symbolizing the Chhath festival.
Kalaadi: Spiced, dense mawa cake, often flavored with cardamom, making it a festive and indulgent delight.
Tilkut: Specially prepared sesame seed and jaggery laddoos, offering a sweet and nutty flavor during Chhath.
Anarsa: Rice flour and jaggery fritters, fried to golden perfection, creating a unique and delicious festive treat.
Gud Kheer: Rice pudding sweetened with jaggery, offering a warm and comforting dessert for Chhath celebrations.
Lai: Crispy, layered sweets made with refined flour, ghee, and sugar, presenting a delightful texture.
Khaja: Flaky, deep-fried pastry layers soaked in sugar syrup, providing a sweet and crispy Chhath delicacy.
Pua: Fried dumplings made from wheat flour, milk, and jaggery, showcasing a traditional Chhath sweetness.
Balushahi: Glazed, deep-fried dough balls, soaked in sugar syrup, presenting a rich and sugary Chhath treat.
Sattu Paratha: Stuffed flatbread filled with roasted gram flour (sattu) and jaggery, offering a unique and wholesome taste.