Delicious Malai Chaap At Shagun Sweets Ghaziabad -You must try once

Malai Chaap sweet for the first time, As Malai chaap in North India is famous for a vegetarian dish made of Soya. But here in sweets, it is famous Bengali delicacies found in selected sweets shops only.  Malai Chaap is a dessert that is specially served for most occasions. It is perfect for serving at festivals, birthdays and anniversaries. This delicious sweet dish is prepared with milk, sugar, cardamom powder and rose essence.  . These sweets are found in different shapes and sizes.


 You can refrigerate for a maximum of two days, Shagun Sweet Ghaziabad is one of the biggest players in catering these sweets to its customers. This sweet dish is prepared from fresh chenna (cottage cheese). This is soft and juicy from the inside with the Cream layering adding extra flavor to the Mithai decorated with Pista. It is served as a dessert after the meal or as a side dish with the meal. Talking more about Shagun sweets, the malai chaap taste is amazing with softness and creaminess to refresh your memories. A perfect sweet for any occasion give a rich feeling. Shagun Mali Chaap essence makes you feel good. You can also try a little cold malai chaap to make your taste more refreshing. This preparation needs a lot of handwork and art to prepare the perfect Shagun Malai Chaap.Shagun all sweets karigars prepare sweets in a very hygienic manner and keep the quality standard very high. Shagun sweets never compromise with quality and taste which they have maintained for the last more than 30 years. Passing

Ghaziabad must stop for this real taste of Shagun. you can also order from zomato


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