500 Years Old Traditional Sugar Candy Sweet Making by 70 Years Grandma & Team | Panchadara Chilakalu
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- Grandma And Team Making Sugar Candy Sweets Panchadara Chilakalu , 500 Old Traditional Sweet Making
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8:02 see her face she is so innocent and hard working
ITS SO CUTE MAN
I wish the best for her :'(
I thought two things watching this.... Those moulds are amazing works of art in themselves... And oh my that is huge candy!! ☺
I loved the moulds
I was thinking the same thing
Agreed I love the molds
@@Melbern11 ""
They don’t eat it ... they take it to temples
🌔🌓🌔 Who Ever carved those pieces of wood is a true ARTIST. . Beautiful Work Ladies!
These are used during Diwali festival 😍😍 love them!! Everyone wondering whether it can be consumed, Yes! you can. We use it during Diwali festival for decoration but consumed later when the 5-day pooja is done. Used to carry a piece in pocket to school. Or Take a bite go around to play with friends come and take a bite during break. It takes days to completely finish it. Small round shaped ones (
Those candies are like an artefact...I wouldn't eat that but keep it... And yes, how can we not talk about the wooden moulds....
You do know that ants and bees and other bugs will come after those stud statues. I if eat them if i were you. It will go to the bugs, if you don't.
Fun fact: They aren't really meant to be eaten. Just part of a ritual.
@@bluueddyytrue1531 I guess the same ..
@@bluueddyytrue1531 but is it allowed to eat them?
Hope grandmother's long life and have many buyers for their candies
Beautiful wooden moulds. These sweets look like celebration pieces...
You guessed it right. See my direct comments.
If they would let it cool just a tad before pouring it in then they wouldn't have air bubbles forming. Also if they would wash the sides of the pot with water with a brush the candy would not crystallize and have a solid structure and not fall apart easy! It's pretty but they need to do that!
This is the comment I was looking for! Knew there had to be a trick. Thanks for sharing
This is my childhood. I love them so much. Whenever they give these in weddings, my grandma keeps them for me. 💜
No candy thermometer in sight, she just knows.
And no scale to ensure exact measurements or a cooling and warming tables. Legit just knows her stuff.
Just enough for all moulds
ROTFLMFAO WHAT WOULD ANYONE NEED A THERMOMETER ALL THEY HAVE TO DO IS POUR IT INTO THE MOLDS AND WAIT FOR IT TO HARDEN ..
There is a way to determine what stage it's at by dropping a bit into water.
@@markwayne8405 it has to get to a specific temp to become hard candy..
Lov the wooden moulds
SAME ME
Omg these are batashe from my childhood.. the color and sugar fearmongering commenters dont get our culture. Love!!!!
That's food colour ...
Where is batashe made?
It looks like it's not sugar.. but white jaggery. Is that true?
It's made of bura/khaand ?
@@skylark1848 It is sugar.
Haven’t seen one negative comment.
Beautiful! Mommas do your thang! The whole process looks so easy but there is so much science to it. I actually like the the pink ones, so pretty but they are all beautiful.
I can imagine using all types of organic fruit flavoring with this. Wonder of cane sugar works just as effectively
Bless the hands who made the mould n bless grandma for making beautiful goodies out of it😍
I'm from thailand 🇹🇭 but i love food indian🇮🇳
This brought back memories of my mom and my grandmother making sugar candies in my grandma's kitchen when I was very young! 💞💖💗
Those pink and yellow and white candies at village festivals and fares or we call it jatara ....buying this and rice popcorn ...what a days those were ....
Wow! What a beautiful culture. The candy was beautiful, but the ladies working and taking pride in their skills. I loved the whole experience.
Your candy molds are amazing! Thank you for sharing with us Merry Christmas
Look how the heat dried out the wood. This is a lot of skill and knowledge. They are art.
How amazing are those ladies! I watched like a child opening up surprises lol! Thank you for sharing!
Such beautiful sweets. I am in love with those wooden moulds, they are priceless. Lovely work ladies.
I can just imagine a table covered with these in all different colors... it would be so beautiful
Maano chahe na maano but "old is gold" ❤❤ I love old people
Friend...!
If possible, please add some address or contact details of that grandma.. She may get more orders and earnings.. 🙏
she lives on earth and in India.
ABHIRAJ T how do you know
I heard that such moulded sugar candies are available in the town of vijayanagaram in Andhra Pradesh , In INDIA
@@abhirajt8483 perfect address
@@abhirajt8483 “thanks mr helpful”
The most beautiful is the way they present them at the end!!
So nice, grandma👵 I love u, u made me to remember my lovely grandma, thank you
These solid candies are a work of art. Simply beautiful. My heart rate and blood sugar level just went up watching the process. Bravo!
First time I'm seeing this preparation, every Telugu ate this, I'm eating this since my childhood, especially during Diwali/Sankranthi.
Freddie Mercury Bulsara I’ve never seen this in Mumbai not even during festivals
This sweet not available in my city What would it taste like
@@abhishekkashyapaqua3566
They are just sweet, no real "flavor". Have had several times at Hindi weddings; I keep them in clear plastic boxes with silica packets to keep dry.
Yes
One word i want to Say! Wow!!!
And Thank you for this VDO. 😉
Lovely art of suger candy and amazing wooden moulds love it. Anty rocks
Very skilled Confectioners! They don't need a high tech kitchen and equipment for candy making. The Carvers who makes those mold are amazing Artisans.
So true. They are going by FEEL. They don't need an external machine like a thermometer etc to give them information :)
Those who have carved the moulds, their's works are awesome!
And me screaming at the sugar to stay down 😂😂
It took real skill to carve those molds and lots of experience to make that candy without a thermometer. It looks too beautiful to eat.
Grandes artistas , mulheres guerreiras ,um trabalho q exige muita habilidade ,um tanto perigoso porém gratificante porque o resultado é belíssimo, elas merecem todo nosso respeito! Parabéns!!! 👍🏻😍♥️🌹👋🏻👋🏻👋🏻👋🏻👋🏻👋🏻👋🏻👋🏻😘😘😘
I really enjoy watching videos like this. What a beautiful art of candy making. They don't even need to use a candy thermometer!
Fascinating to watch .. thank you for sharing important parts of your culture ... we can surely learn off each other can't we! :-)
It dosent attracts me as candy but big respect for these Women🙏🌌💯👌💎✅
I love the wooden molds. I bet they make everything taste better.
Beautiful, talented ,hard working people Weldon from Sri lanka😁🇱🇰 I like all but mostly tajmahal and Radha Krishna 👍👍her face asking like how is our work 😁
In South India, especially in parts of Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu these are made for a festival called sankranthi or pongal , which is the festival of harvest. These candies usually used to be given to visiting guests during the festival.
Amazing work 👌👌👌👏👏👏
చూడ్డానికి చాలా ఆనందంగా ఉంది. ఇది పాత జ్ఞాపకాలు అంతా గుర్తు చేసింది. కాలగర్భంలో కలిసిపోయిన జ్ఞాపకాలు వెణు తిరిగినట్టు ఉంది. ఇదే మన అసలైన సంస్కారము.
All the little holes reminds me of the song from Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, Toot Sweet. They look amazing, very neat molding.
Ficou lindas, muitas prosperidades. Para vocês.
i love the mold!!! beautifully crafted..
溶けた砂糖が熱そうなのに裸足なのがストロングスタイルだな
彼らはインド語を話すテルグ語で、1000年以上前の古代の習慣です
I wish I understood what you are saying
Wow, the dyes is so pigmented
They r preparing so neatly... cleanliness maintained...super
I love chilakalu(sweet candy) in jathara always I buy chilakalu in large amount
im so curious of this!! would love to go there😀
Wow... I really like traditional sweets. The most important thing he made with hygienic and clean 🥰😍🥰❤️
Who liked the last candies more than whole video😊😊
Those women are very creative and talented! Where can I find those wooden molds?
Those are hand crafted and really hard to find but you can get it in Telangana or Andhra pradesh regions ,India
Need some in U.S. perhaps easier to make them... what type of wood are they??
Rajesh Panidapu how can I purchase some?
Omg beautiful molds and gorgeous candy! Wonderful job ladies! Watching this makes me want some candy lol
Traditional snack usually they make and distribute them on special occasions in Andhra Pradesh, India
I don't give the credit to the ones making the candy, NOW i give the credit to the one who makes the carving on those molds beautiful
Yes they hand crafted molds you can get it from Andhra pradesh
One day I ran out of honey for my pancakes and I bolied sugar with water until thicken than poor it into my pancakes. It was delicious.
These candies are specially used during the weddings ♥️
Wow youtube actually recommended something worth while. Those candies are gorgeous along with those molds. And of course the Grandma is beautiful as well.
Very nice and interesting great video Thanks Grandma for sharing your skills !!!
I am wondering if my comments here will ever reach the respectable amma ji (s) and the wood mould crafter!!!! Anyways, Respect.
RUclips recommended, you did good today! ;)
Yes v r India🇮🇳 i love my Maharashtra,
Hmare yaha nhi milta
My favorite snack when I was a kids🤤🤤🤤
The candy molds these ladies use are beautiful
It seems like so much work but the end result of confectionary candy is so beautiful
MashaAllah ❤same aise hi mere yahan diwali pe aise hi mithai bnti h jise hum aam bhasha me khilone bolte hain😃😃😃😃And Karigar name is Asgar hussain
Thank you 🙏 these are amazingly beautiful and gorgeous
Теперь мне интересно как делают такие формы для конфет? И зачем они? Для чего эти конфеты? Они как украшение :)
हम यह पहली बार बनते देख रहे हैं ये तो बहुत ही कलात्मक है.धन्यवाद.बहुत सफाई का ध्यान भी रखा जा रहा है.पर ये हम लोग मेला मे खरीदते थे बचपन में.
Wow how amazing to watch and see the end results. Yum
Oh man I would love to visit one day
Its to preety to eat ......amazing work
Если бы они дольше готовили эту карамель, как положено, то у них бы получилось на много красивее прозрачная и крепкая конфета
هاذا الكل باه يصنعو تماثيل للمعبد الحمد لله على نعمة الاسلام
Ficou incrível .lindo demais. Parabéns a elas pelo lindo trabalho
I love the candy making so much!😆
I tasted Many times in Andhra Pradesh ( panchadaara chilaka in telugu language )
It's called ghariya, a popular sweet of dipawali
আমাদের বাংলায় এগুলোকে ছাঁচ বলে....... বিভিন্ন পুজোর সময় গুড় বাতাসার দোকানে পাওয়া যায়...... তবে আমাদের বাড়িতে লক্ষ্মী পুজোর সময় বাবা নিয়ে আসে ❤️❤️❤️ and i love them from my childhood 😍
Bahut hi bahut acche bahut hi acche vichar hai bahut acchi kalakari
Respect just for these skilled women
Who would want to eat such beautiful things
Amz Pixie
Me so it wouldn't go to waste. 😁😆😂🤣
These women are working very hard।
Wow!
She sure is clever old lady!
We used to call this as Batasha. I used to eat this with Khowa Muri but didnt knew the hard work behind this candy, and yes those wooden mould Salute you Maam
These are the part of diwali sweets also , since my childhood my father purchase these type of candies shape of elephant, horse , peacock etc.
omg awesome i dont know we can eat so much but still she is doing a great job and tge moulds r beautifully crafted
before that they must have been using jaggery, amazing skill
Fantastic JOB
I love the tradition!
🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗
Candies look delicious for a bite its a creative mode of candies
Mama superb😋😋🤤🤤🤤 this is called panchadhara chilukalu I mean sugar parrots in telugu
Que Maravilha . Beautiful . Parabéns . 😘Beijos do Brasil 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
Very cool! Thank you for sharing.
Info for people who are not indians. These sweets are sold in fairs(Mela or in south its called Santa)during festivals in large open spaces where people gather and buy a lot of different things, enjoy on roller coasters, buy these sweets and have fun..
My favorite...... Panchadara chilakalu🤗🤗🤗🤗💞😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘
Super