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Traditional Singori conical sweets wrapped in aromatic Malu leaves at Vatsalaa Haldwani
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Authentic Kumaoni Singori (Singodi)

Cardamom-scented soft khoya cones wrapped in the fresh, aromatic leaf of the wild Malu climber. An exquisite Himalayan sweet that connects confectionery with nature.

Packaging
Fresh Malu Leaf Cones
Flavor Profile
Cardamom, Mawa & Herbal Notes
Best Enjoyed
Fresh within 3 to 5 Days

The Art of the Wild Malu Leaf

In Uttarakhand confectionery, Singori represents an ancient tradition where nature and food exist in poetic synergy. The broad, fragrant leaves of the Malu climber (Bauhinia vahlii) are harvested from the lower Himalayan forests and carefully washed.

Pure cow milk is reduced into tender khoya, flavored with freshly crushed green cardamom, and filled while warm into the hand-folded leaf cones. As the sweet rests inside the leaf, the delicate heat draws out the natural aromatic resins of the foliage, infusing the sweet with a subtle, earthy herbal fragrance that synthetic flavorings could never replicate.

When enjoying Singori, unfold the triangular tip of the leaf cone to unveil the silky, cardamom-speckled sweet. It offers a delightfully tender texture and a refreshingly balanced dairy finish.

Wedding VIP Banquet Platters

Presenting fresh Singori on traditional brass platters adds an authentic royal Pahadi touch to wedding dinners and cultural ceremonies across Haldwani, Nainital, and Bhimtal.

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Frequently Asked

Singori Questions & Answers

Singori is made from condensed milk solids (soft mawa), cane sugar, and freshly ground green cardamom. The soft mixture is molded into a cone and wrapped inside the fresh, aromatic leaf of the wild Malu climber (Bauhinia vahlii).

No, the Malu leaf is not eaten. You simply unfold the cone to enjoy the fragrant, cardamom-scented khoya inside. The leaf serves as a natural, biodegradable wrapper that infuses a subtle earthy herbal aroma into the sweet.

Because Singori has higher moisture content than Bal Mithai, it is best enjoyed within 3 to 5 days at cool room temperature. We recommend storing it in a cool place and ordering fresh batches.

Yes. Singori platters make an extraordinary presentation for wedding high-tea, VIP dinners, and cultural banquets. Advance orders are recommended to ensure fresh malu leaf sourcing and immediate batch preparation.

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