Pahadi Arsa (Mithaas)

Arsa

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OriginHimalayan villages of Uttarakhand
Product Typefood

Crafted with love from the villages of Uttarakhand, Arsa is a wholesome traditional sweet made from rice flour, jaggery (गुड़), and ghee. Deep-fried to a golden brown, it offers a mildly crispy exterior with a soft, chewy bite inside — perfect for festivals, gifting, or a nostalgic tea-time snack. 100% handmade | No preservatives | Authentic taste of the hills

Price
₹499Per kg
Pack Size
Quantity
Estimated Total₹499 / kg
AvailabilityReady to ship from our mountain pantry
DeliveryPan-India shipping with careful packaging for freshness.
AssuranceSourced directly from Himalayan producers and village collectives.

Overview

Crafted with love from the villages of Uttarakhand, Arsa is a wholesome traditional sweet made from rice flour, jaggery (गुड़), and ghee. Deep-fried to a golden brown, it offers a mildly crispy exterior with a soft, chewy bite inside — perfect for festivals, gifting, or a nostalgic tea-time snack. 100% handmade | No preservatives | Authentic taste of the hills

Alias NamePahadi Arsa (Mithaas)
Origin VillagePauri Garhwal, Uttarakhand
Categoryfood
SeasonalityAvailable year-round

Nutrition Facts

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Serving unitkg
Calories300 kcal
Fat18 g
Carbohydrates35 g
Protein10 g
Energy 410 kcal Carbohydrates 70 g Sugars (Natural) 40 g Protein 3.5 g Fat 12 g Fiber 1.2 g Iron 1 mg Made with pure jaggery & ghee — no refined sugar or additives.

Details

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StorageKeep in an airtight container in a cool, dry place. Stays fresh for 7–10 days without refrigeration. Can be refrigerated to extend shelf life.

Preparation

<b>Serving Tips:</b> Serve warm with tea for best taste. Can be lightly reheated or steamed to soften. Pair with chai or local namkeen for balance.

History

In Uttarakhand, Arsa is not just a sweet — it's a blessing. Prepared during weddings, housewarmings, and harvest festivals like Harela and Bikhoti, it symbolizes prosperity, warmth, and tradition. Brides often take Arsa as part of their "vidai gifts" to share sweetness in their new home. It is considered <b>"शगुन की मिठाई"</b> — always homemade, rarely store-bought.

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