Another absolutely essential snack stop spot in Jodphur is the Mishri Lal Hotel, easy to find at the southern gate entrance of Sardar Market (with the clock tower in the middle).
It is immensely popular with locals, particularly for it’s rich delicious Makaniya lassi (about 50 cents) made from saffron, yogurt and whipped butter cream, but equally friendly and helpful to tourists.
It is also a good spot to try another famous Jodhpur snack Mawa Kachori as well as Pede and Rabdi (a dessert made from milk curds, cardamon and sugar that reminded me of cheesecake).
Menu Mawa Kachori – whole
Mawa Kachori – stuffed with crushed nuts and cinnamon Pede
Rabdi
Fine Eating 
Yummo Michele I love Kachori 😋 I haven’t had those in years. 😩 Can’t wait for my pig out trip to India now!!!
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Where will you be going in India when you head off?
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Delhi first..in laws are based there then to Ahemdabad. Hubbys bro n family lives there..hoping to squeeze in mumbai n pondichery too if we can. Travelled around a fair bit post my little one. We are trying to get back into it hoping it won’t be too difficult with her. We have well and truly been bitten by the travel bug.😊
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Sounds like a great trip. I’d love to hear your tips for Pondicherry, hope to get there next year.
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Any room in that suitcase of yours to fit a complete stranger in?! LOL! I promise to be very well behaved. 🙂
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Wouldn’t that be great!
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