Amritsari Food
Amritsar-a traditional vibrant city –is known
for warmth & hospitality. Amritsaris are born hosts, and are
famous for having a palate for eating. Its food, culture,
hospitality, shopping, temples, and, of course, its narrow
streets are a nostalgic trip down the memory lane.
Amritsar-a traditional vibrant city –is known
for warmth & hospitality. Amritsaris are born hosts, and are
famous for having a palate for eating. Its food, culture,
hospitality, shopping, temples, and, of course, its narrow
streets are a nostalgic trip down the memory lane.
The celebrated papad and vadian from Amritsar
have become the subject of many a rhymes and jingles, Amritsaris
have a sweet tooth for pinnis, balushahis and gur ka halwa.The
city has many places for traditional cuisines and modern foods.
The bustling bazaars in the city are stocked brimful with
papadums, vadis, and other spices, and the ampapad (mango
slices salted and dried) are something to carry back home
Amritsari kulfi is available in the famous Hall
Bazaar, Lawrence Road zand many shops of the walled city.
The delectably refreshing kulfi, made of pista, kesar, elaichi
and pure milk, is available at an affordable price
Punjabis' love for lassi can best be seen at
the shops of Gian Halwai and Ahuja Lassi Wala. Unmindful of
the changing weather, people of all age groups can be seen
thronging these shops and gulping down lassi that is tastefully
covered with a thick layer of butter and cream
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