We have all used aloe vera extensively to enhance skin glow and consumed amla in the form of pickles or murabba. Karonda pickles are also a common sight and taste in many households. But have you ever tasted sweets made from these three ingredients combined? If not, renowned Delhi-NCR farmer Paras Rana has crafted burfi and various other sweets using aloe vera, amla, and karonda. In addition to these, he has also prepared sweets using dates, offering a completely novel culinary experience.
A Unique Confectionery Blend Apart from Traditional Sweets
Traditional sweets available in the market are typically made from khoya and milk, but these creations offer a unique blend that stands apart from standard dairy confections. The sweets made from aloe vera, karonda, dates, and amla provide a combination of great taste and health benefits. For this Diwali festival season, the farmer has put together a complete box of these unique sweets specifically designed for gifting purposes, bringing a fresh option to the festive market.
Paras Rana Agro Natural Farm and Organic Offerings
Paras Rana is originally a farmer from Sonipat, Haryana, operating under the farm name Paras Rana Agro Natural Farm. He has been producing pickles, jaggery powder, and specialized sweets for several years. For this festive season, the special sweet box he assembled breaks away from ordinary market offerings. It contains entirely desi, organic, and natural items, including date-based sweets, green and orange aloe vera burfi, karonda preparations, and amla burfi.
High Demand for Aloe Vera Jelly and Innovative Products Across Delhi-NCR
Using aloe vera, Rana has also successfully manufactured a jelly that mirrors the popular jelly sweets found in stores. These specialty jelly sweets are currently witnessing high demand throughout the entire Delhi-NCR region. A single box of these healthy treats is priced at 500 rupees. Because the box is packed with nutritional value, a similar collection of sweets is difficult to find anywhere else in the country. While people frequently gift dry fruit boxes during festivals, an assortment like this provides a distinctive alternative.
Natural Body Wash Made from Luffa and Other Organic Creations
Alongside these natural sweets, Paras Rana has manufactured organic jaggery designed to keep sugar levels stable. Furthermore, he has created an innovative body wash derived from luffa or torai. While commercial body washes come in plastic packaging and contain chemicals, his version is completely natural and removes skin impurities effectively. Priced at just 60 rupees, this luffa body wash scrub utilizes the fibrous remnants left in fields after the vegetable matures. The product serves a dual purpose, functioning both as a body scrubber and a dishwashing tool. Interested buyers can reach out to purchase these items by calling his mobile number 9555672273.
