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Moiras (sweet-makers) were mostly Hindu, yes. Sweets are offered to Hindu deities in the course of Puja offerings.
Rosogolla was invented in Jessore (Sharsha area). East Bengal folks did not need Portuguese to teach them how to make Chhana (Milk Curds). They had come up with it eons ago.
Chhanar shondesh originated in Comilla many hundreds of years ago (before British arrived), when it was capital of Tripura and the moiras in later years prior to British times all worked for the Raja of Tripura (relatives of RD/SD Burman) as the Royal Puja-Parban feast suppliers. Chhanar shondesh, Rashmalai and Amriti of Rani Dighir Paar/Matrivandar
Sweets in Comilla is famous all over Bangladesh. Comilla Moiras may have taken their skills to Kolkata later.
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Talk to old timers who have some experience in Bangladesh on sweets and actually know sweets history of Bangladesh. Bhim Nager Sandesh from Kolkata may be famous, but so is palm-jaggery (Taler methai) of Faridpur and a hundred other regional sweets in Bangladesh. It is indicative of the wealth and high/rich culinary standards in East Bengal from time immemorial.
- Chamcham of Porabari in Tangail
- Kanchagolla of Natore
- Pera Sandesh of Naogaon
- Rasgolla of Jamtala in Sharsha upazila of Jessore
- Muktagachha's (Mymensingh) sweet Monda
- Rasgolla of Barisal (different sponge variety, less sweet than Jessore variety)
- Sandesh of Gutia Bazar in Barisal
- Malai Sar of Faridpur,
- Gur Khirmohan of Dinajpur,
- Habsi Halua of Rangpur,
- Raskadam of Rajshahi,
- Ilishpeti of Pabna,
- Chanamukhi of Brahmanbaria,
- Jagar Mishti of Khepupara,
- Adi Chamcham of Chapainawabganj,
- Savitrim of Pabri,
- Rajpar of Meherpur, Kushtia
- Yoghurt of Muharram,
- Yoghurt of Gournadi of Barisal
Our nation is well known for the famous sweets of Bangladesh. We already know sweets are used widely in the life of Bengalis. Today I will discuss about sweet
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