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Everybody likes
ice-cream, dessert. Mangalore’s most famous ice-cream
is a “Gadbad”. It is made up of mix flavor of
fruits and ice-cream. It is decorated and presented in a tall
jug shaped glass, one layer of strawberry ice-cream, a thin
layer of jelly and some dry-fruits. It is too tasty to eat.
You can get that in just Rs. 45/- |
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Mangalore’s
special sweets are: |
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Mangalore
Halwa : It is made of wheat,
Guava, Banana and pure ghee. |
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Appam :
It is made up of rice, jeera,
and jaggery. |
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Menskai
: It is a sweet prepared
with mango, coconut and spices. |
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Payasum
: Payasum is very delicious
in taste. It is made up of Moong dal, pure coconut milk, palm
jaggery, sabudana (sabaki) and dry fruits. |
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Other than sweets
below are some stuff which attracts you to towards Mangalore.
This is specialty of Mangalore. |
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Shira, Neer dosa,
Pundi, Manni, kori – roti, aarita podi etc… |
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On traditional
festivals it is compulsory to eat food on banana leaves and
you have to eat only with your hands. You can not use spoon
or fork. |
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Most of the south
Indian hotel serve you your order on banana leaves |
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Major eating
stuff is prepared by Rice, pure ghee and jaggery. |
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City Shopping : |
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People in south
prefer to wear traditional customs that is men’s like
to wear cotton lungi, cotton white vesti and white half –
selves shirt. Where women’s prefer cotton round sari
and half sari.
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There are big shopping malls and food
bazaars in main places of Mangalore |
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One of the big mall is in Suratakal.
Suratakal Shopping Mall provides with all big and small stuff.
You will get all varieties of clothes - tradition & western.
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