Tosha: Punjab’s crunchy cousin of Gulab Jamun. Watch the video 
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Tosha: Punjab’s crunchy cousin of Gulab Jamun. Watch the video

From Punjab’s kitchens to North Kashmir, Tosha carries a Partition-era legacy, with generations preserving the story and craft behind this crisp, syrupy sweet.

Bristi Dey

Discover Tosha, Punjab’s beloved sweet with a remarkable Partition-era story. Made with khoya, flour and paneer, this crispy, syrup-soaked delicacy is often compared to a crunchy gulab jamun. Here's everything about its origins, the family tradition behind it, and its connection to North Kashmir.

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