Festive sweets go healthy: jaggery and millet mithai in demand
Sweet shops in Bengaluru report that sugar-free Mysore pak and millet-based boxes now make up nearly a fifth of corporate Deepavali orders.
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Ananya RaoBengaluru · Published 27 Sept 2026, 01:58 pm IST · 1 min read
Bengaluru: Festive sweets go healthy. (DBNEWS photo)
Bengaluru: Sweet shops in Bengaluru report that sugar-free Mysore pak and millet-based boxes now make up nearly a fifth of corporate Deepavali orders.
Experts recommend planning ahead, staying hydrated and listening to your body, especially during the festive season when routines are disrupted.
Local businesses say the trend reflects a growing preference for traditional craftsmanship and healthier choices.
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People are looking for experiences that feel authentic and personal, said a Bengaluru-based designer.
Representational image. (DBNEWS file photo)
Whether you are planning a family outing or a quiet weekend, a little preparation goes a long way.
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