Article is badly timed . We just observed World diabetic day last week. Rediff should avoid such articles. 35% of Indians are diabetic . This Ad of M/s KC das should be avoided
Re: Bad timing
by Chetan on Nov 16, 2011 07:57 PM
if indians are diabetic bcoz they are lethergic they dnt exercise jst sit in a chair and give bhashan thats wht indians do they hv knowledge of everything
Re: Bad timing
by sujata garud on Nov 16, 2011 10:11 PM
Indians are not diabetic due to K. C das, its because they do not regulate their food habits and more important...do not excercise.
Re: Bad timing
by samya chakraborty on Nov 16, 2011 10:48 PM
This is a sweet that can be eaten by completely sqeezing out the sugar. Therefore diabetic patients can also have it that way.
Re: rasogolla
by uday mukherjee on Jul 28, 2012 04:03 PM
Sweet Bengal has about outlets in Mumbai. They have all the varieties of Bangla (not Bengali) sweets - very very expensive though.
Re: Re: rasogolla
by uday mukherjee on Jul 28, 2012 04:06 PM
Number 10 is missed in my reply. They are at Andheri (JP Road), Powai(Hiranandani),Malad, Vashi etc.
Re: rasogolla
by sujata garud on Nov 16, 2011 10:13 PM
we have one bengali sweetss outlet somewhere in shivaji park/mahim area...its not K.C. Das..but its a good one..forgot the name..sorry
No doubt rasagolla is a tasty sweet... but the 2nd page of this article about invention of rasagolla by KC Das is not true..... 100 years of marketing can't make him the inventor. Its a traditional sweet of Lord Jagannath for more than 600 years. Don't try to take the credit of its invention, that will make u Hijacker not the Inventor. u rediff guys, do some research..
Re: Authentic Rasagolla
by sivanand chaturvedi on Nov 16, 2011 04:10 PM
Odhiya people, do come in Kalkata and have taste of Rasogolla and then only you will understand what Rasogolla means.
Re: Re: Authentic Rasagolla
by Parashar Das on Nov 16, 2011 06:27 PM
I invite you to visit Pahal & Salepur in Odisha.Then only you can understand how rasgulla should taste like.
Re: Re: Re: Authentic Rasagolla
by xyz on Nov 16, 2011 10:19 PM
u r complete psychic..........ther was no orissa whn rasgolla was invented.......nd i hve been in orissa for yrs but no sweets has taste.....nd compared to rasgolla nothing is ther
Re: Re: Re: Re: Authentic Rasagolla
by Parashar Das on Nov 17, 2011 01:42 AM
So where was Odisha in 1886..was it in sea??Bengali are the most chauvinistic group of people.No certificate is needed from them.
Re: Re: Authentic Rasagolla
by raja lenka on Nov 16, 2011 10:08 PM
do you know how many sweet stalls are run by bengali's in kolkata, and how many hotels are run by odia people in kolkata? plz try to get the information.
Re: Re: Re: Authentic Rasagolla
by xyz on Nov 16, 2011 10:21 PM
does tat mean orissa people can make sweets......ther r more marwaris running hotels and sweet shop in kolkata but rasgolla tastes much better than any other sweets in the world.....nd everyone agrees tat...may be u moron hvn't chance to taste it.....
Re: Authentic Rasagolla
by AKP on Nov 16, 2011 04:46 PM
First of all it is not a Bengali sweet . It didn t originate there, but in neighboring Orissa. Just because Bengalis have a habit of attaching Bengali in front of everything doesn t mean that the rest of India should automatically follow suit. Nobin Das s claim that he invented a totally new recipe out of nothing, is nothing but a LIE as any sensible person can see.
Re: Re: Authentic Rasagolla
by xyz on Nov 16, 2011 10:22 PM
u r complete psychic..........ther was no orissa whn rasgolla was invented.......u hve no idea tat y u speak the shit.....try to get ur facts correct
Re: Authentic Rasagolla
by Nihar Dalai on Nov 16, 2011 09:54 PM
The sheer types of Rasagolas in Orissa is a proof of it's origin and evolution. First Rasagola and now the Bengalis are claiming even Puri and hence Lord Jagannath is theirs.
Just one and big complaint against Bengal sweet makers - the method of packaging dry sweets like sandesh in soft cardboard boxes is primitive and quite unsuitable for transporting. These boxes are hardly any good presentation. If there are so many innovations in sweets themselves why not suitable packaging! So difficult to carry a box of karapak outstation undamaged.
