Try These 5 Regional Special Jalebis From Various Places In India

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Regional Special Jalebis

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Must-Try!

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What To Try?

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1. Uttar Pradesh – Imarti Jalebi

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2. West Bengal – Chanar Jalebi

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3. Madhya Pradesh – Mawa Jalebi

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4. Karnataka – Coconut Jalebi

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5. Bihar – Kesariya Jalebi

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