7 modern Deepavali sweets to try

Handcrafted Indian sweets from Rang Mahal. This year, the restaurant's selection of sweets includes the Double Date & Dried Fruits Barfi that is sugar-free. PHOTO: RANG MAHAL
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SINGAPORE - From handcrafted truffles with delectable flavours to mithai, or Indian sweets, featuring fruit such as green apple and Mandarin orange, restaurants are offering Deepavali treats with a twist. Some are made with less sugar to showcase the natural ingredients used.

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