Holi 2025: Gujiya To Thandai, 7 Must-Have Snacks At Holi Party

Holi is incomplete without a spread of delicious festive treats! From crispy gujiya to refreshing thandai, no Holi celebration is complete without these traditional delights

Gujiya, also known as Karanji, Ghugra, or Karajikai, is a sweet dish without which Holi is incomplete. It is a beloved crispy fried sweet made with khoya, dry fruits and coconut

Well you cannot miss Thandai at the Holi celebration. It is a cool and refreshing beverage made with the mixture of milk, thandai masala, dry fruits, sugar and water

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Pakora is the best snack to add to your Holi party menu. These deep-fried pakoras can be potato pakora, raw banana pakora, onion pakora, bread pakora and many more, making it best to have with cool beverages

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Next, Puran poli is a Maharashtrian traditional dish made during festive occasions, including Holi. This beloved dish is made with chapati filled with sweet jaggery mix

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One of the non-alcoholic and tasty beverages to include in your Holi cuisine is Lassi. It is a sweet and refreshing drink to have during the Holi bash

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Who doesn't love a chaat station at a Holi party? Include chaat ranging from aloo chaat, dahi wade chaat, golgappa, and sev puri for a sweet, spicy and savoury snack for guests to enjoy

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No Indian festivals are complete without sweets. Sweets are a sign of sharing and bringing sweetness and goodwill into our lives. From peda to kaju katli, you can incorporate any of your favourite sweets this Holi 2025

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