1.Steamed Modak
The Dagdusheth Halwai Mandir is present in the city of Pune. Lord Ganesha is a prominent God of Maharashtra. When visiting Lord Ganpati, people prefer to eat vegetarian food. Similarly, non-vegetarian food is not available anywhere around the temple. It will be a crime not to try Ganpati’s favourite dish, the Modak.
2.Mysore Dosa
Dagdusheth Halwai Ganpati is famous for granting all wishes to your heart’s desire. The setup is beautifully decked up especially during Ganesh Chaturthi. The lights, color, and food in and around the temple are mind blowing. The Mysore Masala Dosa is a speciality at Mayur Restaurant.
3.Patti Samosa
Lord Ganesh is lovingly called Bappa. The Dagdusheth Halwai Mandir is a tourist destination. Even Amitabh Bachchan is a worshipper of Siddhivinayak and Dagdusheth Ganpati. The devotees throng this temple on every occasion. Patti Samosa is a must have here which has a filling of Onions and Beans.
4.Chocolate Modak
Everyone in Pune knows the Dagdusheth Halwai Temple. This temple is in a coating of silver and gold. It is extravagant. The people of this Trust are also well-known for their humanitarian acts. They keep running aids for the poor and needy. Chocolate Modak is every chocolate lover’s heaven.
5.Bhakarwadi
The Dagdusheth Halwai Mandir is present in the city of Pune. Lord Ganesha is a prominent God of Maharashtra. When visiting Lord Ganpati, people prefer to eat vegetarian food. Similarly, non-vegetarian food is not available anywhere around the temple. The Bhakarwadi available at Chitale Bandhu is flavorful and crispy.
6.Aam Papdi
Dagdusheth Halwai Ganpati is known for granting all wishes to your heart’s desire. The setup is beautifully decked up especially during Ganesh Chaturthi. The lights, colour, and food in and around the temple are mind blowing. Desai Bandhu Ambewala is famous for its mangoes. The Aam Papdi here tastes delicious. The Aam Papdi contains the pulp of grade Alphonso mangoes.
7.Misal Pav
Lord Ganesh is lovingly called Bappa. The Dagdusheth Halwai Mandir is a tourist destination. Even Amitabh Bachchan is a worshipper of Siddhivinayak and Dagdusheth Ganpati. The devotees throng this temple on every occasion. The Poha Misal at Krishna Bhuvan will make every Misal lover go crazy.
8.Kothimbir Wadi
Everyone in Pune knows the Dagdusheth Halwai Temple. This temple is in a coating of silver and gold. It is extravagant. The people of this Trust are also well-known for their humanitarian acts. They keep running aids for the poor and needy. Kothimbir Vadi is the real taste of Pune.
9.Shrewsbury Biscuits
The Dagdusheth Halwai Mandir is present in the city of Pune. Lord Ganesha is a prominent God of Maharashtra. When visiting Lord Ganpati, people prefer to eat vegetarian food. Similarly, non-vegetarian food is not available anywhere around the temple. Shrewsbury Biscuits are available at Chitale Bandhu. The cookies are a favourite of everyone in town!
10.Veg Patties
Dagdusheth Halwai Ganpati is famous for granting all wishes to your heart’s desire. The setup is beautifully decked up especially during Ganesh Chaturthi. The lights, colour, and food in and around the temple are mind blowing. Veg Patties are available everywhere, but the one available near Dagdusheth tastes the best.
11.Amba Barfi
Amba barfi is a specially made dessert dish from mango pulps. It will make a mango lover weak in the knees. It is so sweet that it may make you gag. It is very tasty.
12.Veg Pizza
Everyone in Pune knows the Dagdusheth Halwai Temple. This temple is in a coating of silver and gold. It is extravagant. The people of this Trust are also known for their humanitarian acts. They keep running aids for the poor and needy. The Veg Pizza at the Evergreen Bakery is fresh and cheesy.
13.Club Sandwich
The Dagdusheth Halwai Mandir is present in the city of Pune. Lord Ganesha is a prominent God of Maharashtra. When visiting Lord Ganpati, people prefer to eat vegetarian food. Similarly, non-vegetarian food is not available anywhere around the temple. Club Sandwiches are available in all stalls around the Temple.
14.Kachchi Dabeli
Dagdusheth Halwai Ganpati is famous for granting all wishes to your heart’s desire. Kacchi Dabeli is a Gujarati snack that has its origin in Kutch. It features a pav drizzled with hot and sweet chutneys, stuffed with a potato masala, and peanuts, toasted and adorned with sev.
15.Matar Karanji
The Dagdusheth Halwai Mandir is a tourist destination. Matar Karanji is a magnet for the crowd. It sells out rather fast. Matar Karanji is an indulgent Maharashtrian snack made using seasonal fresh green peas. Green peas and fresh coconut along with a few other spices are stuffed in a crisp flour pastry and then deep fried till golden brown.
16.Alu Vadi
Everyone in Pune knows the Dagdusheth Halwai Temple. This temple is in a coating of silver and gold. It is extravagant. The people of this Trust are also known for their humanitarian acts. They keep running aids for the poor and needy. Alu Vadi comprises of Colocasia leaves. It is very rich in Iron.
17.Kaju Katli
The Dagdusheth Halwai Mandir is present in the city of Pune. Lord Ganesha is a prominent God of Maharashtra. When visiting Lord Ganpati, people prefer to eat vegetarian food. Similarly, non-vegetarian food is not available anywhere around the temple. Everyone having an infatuation with all foods sweet loves Kaju Katli.
18.Pudachi Vadi
Pudachi Vadi / Pudichi Vadi is originally from Nagpur / Vidarbha region. As the name signifies “Pudi” means folding it like a packet and “Vadi” means folding it into a Roll. It is also called as Sambhar Vadi, where Sambhar means coriander leaves. Not to be mistaken with the sambar that is served along with Idli or Dosa.
19.Fried Modak
Fried Modak is tasty too though not as much as steamed Modak. It is deep fried or shallow fried modak with sweet,chewy coconut stuffing and very crispy outer covering. It is served to Lord Ganesha on Ganesh Chathurti.
20.Kandi Pedha
Kandhi Pedha is made instantly with milk powder, evaporated milk and sugar. It is round, smooth texture authentic Maharashtraian sweet. It is available only on certain occasions.
