• Taste Atlas unveils top Indian street food sweets in the world.
• Mysore Pak ranks 14th, Kulfi ranks 18th, and Kulfi Falooda ranks 32nd on the list.
• Taste Atlas is a renowned food journal that provides evaluations

Indian desserts include a wide range of classics. Gulab jamun, rasgulla, ghevar, kaju katli, and other delightful sweets make our mouths water simply by looking at them. While many individuals may struggle to select their top three favourite Indian desserts, Taste Atlas just unveiled the top three Indian street food sweets in the world. Taste Atlas is a food-based journal that provides extensive evaluations and information about street cuisine from around the world.

Mysore Pak was ranked 14th in a list released by Taste Atlas on Instagram a few days ago. Kulfi and Kulfi Falooda are ranked 18th and 32nd, respectively. Pastel de Nata from Portugal, Serabi from Indonesia, Dondurma from Turkey, Hotteok from South Korea, and Pa Thong Ko from Thailand are the first five sweets to take the top rank.

Many people have commented on this post since it was shared. Over 8,000 people have liked the post. Many people also commented on it. Some were pleased to see Indian desserts on the list, while others were disappointed that specific delicacies from their respective countries were not included.

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