Dry fruit custard falooda is an Indian recipe with high nutrition and sufficient to keep you full for hours. The name falloda is native to Persia, and it is called “faloodeh”. Basically, falooda is a type of vermicelli made from corn starch and is famous for its usage in desserts.
The dry fruit custard falloda is an easy-go recipe, and the ingredients needed for its preparation can easily be found in every household. Therefore, it is a well-suited dessert for the summer afternoon craving. Furthermore, rose water used in this recipe is known for its refreshing flavours, which could be an ideal match for breaking fast and iftar!
For this summer delight dessert, we have used wellcurve catch the cashew and wellcurve almond kernel regular for the toppings.
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