India's Most Expensive Diwali Sweet: Jaipur's Gold-Infused Swarn Prasadam at Rs 1.11 Lakh Per Kilogram
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Swarn Prasadam represents an exclusive confectionery creation available at Anjali Jain's boutique establishment in Jaipur.
Previously, soan papdi boxes circulated as traditional Diwali gifts, passing between households in an endless cycle of festive exchange. However, contemporary celebrations have witnessed an evolution in Diwali sweets. India's festival delicacies have transformed into luxurious artistic expressions, with Jaipur currently at the forefront of this trend.
This Diwali season, Jaipur's confectionery market has become a showcase of regal opulence and culinary innovation. The season's centerpiece, "Swarn Prasadam," crafted at Anjali Jain's specialty shop, commands an extraordinary price of Rs 1.11 lakh per kilogram, establishing it as India's most premium sweet.
In conversation with NDTV, Anjali Jain revealed her vision to combine exquisite flavor, wellness benefits, and royal elegance in a single offering. The confection incorporates select ingredients including pine nuts (chilgosa), authentic saffron, and 24-carat edible gold ash (Swarn Bhasma), resulting in a golden-glazed delicacy resembling fine jewelry. Each individual piece, valued at approximately Rs 3,000, comes presented in a jewelry-inspired container. Jain explains that Ayurvedic tradition recognizes Swarn Bhasma for its immunity-enhancing properties, adding a health-conscious dimension to the indulgence.
Beyond Swarn Prasadam, her establishment features additional premium creations, including Swarn Bhasma Bharat priced at Rs 1,950 per piece (Rs 85,000 per kilogram) and Chandi Bhasma Bharat at Rs 1,150 per piece (Rs 58,000 per kilogram).
These luxury confections incorporate premium components such as almonds, pistachios, cashews, figs, blueberries, white chocolate, and salted butter caramel. Even beloved classics like Kaju Katli, Rasmalai, and Laddu have undergone contemporary reimagination.
Enhancing the festive atmosphere, Anjali has introduced a special "Patakha Thaal" (firecracker platter) for Diwali celebrations, featuring cashew-based sweets fashioned to resemble fireworks, sparklers, and traditional oil lamps. The assortment also includes Swarn Bhasma Rasmalai and dry fruit cakes designed for health-conscious consumers.
This Diwali, Jaipur's confectioners are offering more than sweetness—they present an exceptional fusion of luxury, wellness benefits, and festive artistry.
Source: https://www.ndtv.com/india-news/this-diwali-sweet-of-jaipur-costs-rs-1-11-lakh-a-kilo-heres-what-its-made-of-9477747