10 Eggless Diwali Sweets from My Kitchen (Easy Homemade Mithai)
Happy Diwali from my kitchen to yours! This festive season I made 10 homemade sweets, and every single one is eggless: chocolate barks, ladoos, fudge, cookies, and a rasmalai cake soaked in saffron milk.
Aaj ghar mein mithai bhi ho, aur pyaar bhi. Here they all are in one place, with a link to each full recipe. Most of them need no oven, many are ready in under 30 minutes, and every one makes a lovely homemade Diwali gift.
1. White and Dark Chocolate Rose Pistachio Bark
Dark and white chocolate swirled together and topped with roasted pistachios and dried rose petals. It takes about 20 minutes and needs no oven, so it is the easiest gift on this list. Break it into rough pieces and pack it in a jar.
2. Mawa and Kaju Ladoo with Gulkand Centre
Soft mawa and cashew ladoos with a little surprise inside: a sweet gulkand and nut filling. No-bake, quick, and they look beautiful on a silver platter for Lakshmi pooja.
3. Eggless Rasmalai Tres Leches Cake
A light cardamom sponge soaked in creamy saffron milk and topped with nuts and rose petals. Every spoonful tastes like rasmalai, in cake form. This is the one to make when the whole family is coming over.
4. Chocolate Peda
Soft chocolate pedas made in one pan with milk powder, condensed milk and cocoa. No mawa needed. Kids love them, and they are perfect for the pooja thali.
5. Coconut Almond Ladoo
Soft, nutty ladoos made with coconut, almond flour and condensed milk, with a hint of cardamom. They come together in minutes, so make these when guests are already at the door.
6. Dark Chocolate Nutty Fudge
Rich dark chocolate fudge loaded with toasted cashews and almonds, made with just 5 ingredients. Like the dabba of kaju and badam in mummy’s kitchen, only better.
7. Rasmalai White Chocolate Fudge
Creamy white chocolate fudge with all the flavours of rasmalai: saffron, cardamom, pistachios and rose petals. No cooking at all, and it sets in the fridge.
8. No-Bake Chocolate Biscuit Cake
A rich, fudgy chocolate cake made with biscuits, butter, honey and nuts. No oven, no eggs, and it slices beautifully, so it works as a sweet for the table and for gifting.
9. Melt-in-the-Mouth Butter Cookies
Simple, buttery cookies made with just 3 ingredients that melt as soon as you bite into them. Lovely with chai when guests drop in to wish you Happy Diwali.
10. Chocolate Marshmallow Squares
Chocolate, marshmallows and colourful sprinkles in easy no-bake squares. The one the kids will finish first.
Which one is going on your Diwali table?
Tell me in the comments below. And if you make any of these, tag me @deepaliohri on Instagram. I would love to see your Diwali platter!
Looking for more ideas? See my 14 eggless Diwali desserts, my tips to store homemade sweets, and 4 easy no-bake Diwali sweets.
Wishing you and your family a Diwali full of light, laughter and something sweet. 💛
Deepali
