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Story location: Home / Blog / coventry /
04/May/2008

The Langar on offer consisted of bread dipped in a spiced batter and deep fried, and what looked like some kind of bhaji with onion, potato and spinach. There was also the sweet spiced tea available.

Walking around the stalls, we noticed some strange orange coloured food. We were told it was a kind of sweet so we bought a bag. It turned out to be a sweet spiced batter which had been deep fried. We watched it being cooked and it went into the oil a normal batter colour but came out a brilliant orange colour. I can't remember what it was called but I'll certainly look out for it again.

Sweet deep fried snack



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SHAHBAZ wrote at 30/7/2008 17:23:07:

yes mate it is an asian (PAKISTAN & India) kind of sweet and call ''JALAYBI''

SHAHBAZ wrote at 30/7/2008 17:26:07:

you can found it in any PAKISTANi OR INDIAN Sweet shop, like ambala sweets, farooq sweets or Moti mehal etc

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