Peda is an age-old traditional Indian sweet, which is soft and milky, and is loved by all of us. Why wait for someone to bring it for us all the way from Mathura, when you can make it in your own ...

Lal peda, kachori, samosa and many more delectable ... coins and almost everything that can define Mathura and its history.

The Food Safety and Drug Administration (FSDA) has initiated a food safety drive in Mathura and Vrindavan, collecting 43 samples from shops near major religious sites. This effort aims to set ...

Whenever we talk foods of Mathura, the first thing that one can think of is Peda. Mathura is considered as the brand name for peda sweet. It is prepared as bhog (offering) for Lord Krishna. It is a ...

Timings for Radhashtami Festival in Mathura August to September: Mathura Peda and other sweets made of milk are extremely popular. However they need to… Celebrated only in Mathura, people go on ...

A tasty treat from Mathura, Peda is made using sweetened milk, and sugar and flavoured with cardamom. It can be a perfect snack during winter. Petha is a yummy treat from Agra that is made with ...

Mathura Peda and other sweets made of milk are extremely popular. However they need to be consumed within two days of being purchased. Apart from that, a few finely embroidered textiles and ...

“Given that it is the birthplace of Lord Krishna and is famous for the Mathura peda, the region has milk overflowing in most farms. “More than 70 per cent of Mathura’s farmers either own a ...