Indian food

Tirupati laddu

Also called: Tirupati laddu, Тирупати ладду, Laddu, Ладду

The temple's own sweet, made in a kitchen that turns out hundreds of thousands a day and holds a geographical indication tag, so nobody else may call theirs by this name. Handed out as prasadam, not sold outside.

How it's eaten

It comes with the darshan, in a counted number; buying it from a stall outside means it is not the temple's.

Where to try it

Tirumala

The temple kitchen turns out hundreds of thousands a day and holds a geographical tag. Bought from a stall outside, it is not the temple's.

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