In the 19th century, royal cook Kakasura Madappa crafted a remarkable confection for King Krishna Raja Wadiyar IV, blending gram flour, ghee, and sugar. This delightful creation was christened ...

When Sri Krishna Sweets, established in 1948, reinvented the traditional Mysore Pak sweet, their creamy, melt-in-the mouth version, named Mysurpa quickly dominated the market. Now, Muralis Market ...

In Mumbai, Mysore pak is synonymous with this sweet shop’s name; ask a fan of the treat and they’ll cue you to one of Sri Krishna Sweets’ outlets. Incidentally, Tanjore Tiffin Room, a diner ...

A shopkeeper said they have removed the word 'Pak' from all their sweets and replaced it with 'Shree'. Advertisement NDTV News Desk India News May 23, 2025 15:08 pm IST Read Time:2 mins The move ...

Shri Krishna Sweets tweaked the traditional Mysore Pak (they call it a "Mysurpa'). This is a soft version of the Mysore Pak that melts in your mouth thanks to the extra bit of ghee that defines its ...

Mysore Pak Now in World’s 50 Street Food Sweets Mysore Pak was ranked 14th among the 50 best street-food sweets worldwide making Karnataka proud again. Published: July 24, 2023 2:20 PM IST ...