Pamper Dad Rs. 11,000 kg modak to 50 KG. A number of!

Ganeshotsav to Rajkot half way.. 25,000 kg Modak belch! : Traders will be satisfied Dundala Country: Bulk order from today, pickup of sweets seven to ten times during Ganeshotsav

Rajkot, : Have you ever eaten modak costing Rs 11,0000 per kg? And, a single piece of Modak weighing fifty kilos is per? If you haven't seen it, this time in Ganeshotsav, you will see such a heavy load somewhere. And, if it is written in luck, you will also get to eat expensive modak in the Prasadi because more than 25 delicious varieties of modak have come in the market so that the devotees can pamper the god Dundala with their favorite modak. This year, with minimal price increase, various types of mods are sold in the market at Rs. 460 starting from Rs. 11,000 per kg is also available.

While the city will become Ganesha Amidst the grandeur of the Ganesh festival that is ramping up in Rajkot, Ganapatiji's favorite modak is also available in the market with variations. According to traders, there is a special consumption of Modak during Ganesh festival days. After that there is picking of churma laddu, boondi laddu, kaju katri and pandan. Special order bookings are done to offer prasadi to Ganesha, in which the traders prepare a single modak of a variety or flavor keeping in mind the customer's taste and market trends. Surprisingly, it is available in 1 kg, 5 kg, 10 kg, 20 kg and 50 kg apart from 250 gm and 500 gm single modak. Mostly devotees offer this type of special modak in pandals. Customization is also the currency these days in buying modak in the sweet market. According to an estimate, more than 20 to 25,000 kg of Modak is harvested in Rajkot during this festival. Sweets traders say that after one-and-a-half days, three days and five days of dissolution, the demand eases a little from the sixth day onwards as orders remain mostly from public pandals. Modak is originally a sweet from Maharashtra. We there are prepared from milk, gram flour or wheat flour. This time, there is hope for a good harvest after the cold weather in the seventh and eighth.