Diwali is on 8th November this year, and we have curated 8 delightful drinks – cocktails, mocktails and sherbets to make your Diwali planning a fool-proof one. Also, choose one and see what it reveals about your Diwali personality!
There is no one thing that captures the spirit of Diwali – it is a culmination of many things/feelings together- the ‘safai’ we do before the D-day, the lights that we hang from our balconies, the clay diyas that we keep polishing and cleaning before putting it up for display, choosing the rangoli design, the mithais we start prepping to share with our relatives, the snacks that we make at home, the flower shopping, the puja preparations, the clothes and the accessories that we buy and to gift, and definitely the fireworks. And, then the Diwali Party to go to or to host one.
Whether you are hosting a party or attending a Diwali bash, there is one thing that is common apart from the mithais that you love – the party beverage. And, it is just not the alchoholic ones which take attention, it is the also non-alchoholic ones which are in demand. Why? There are kids, there are people with health concerns and then there are teetotalers. And, Diwali party becomes a hit if everyone gets their favorite beverage without being mocked at.
So, here we have searched thousands of Diwali drink recipes and realized these 8 beverage ideas (alchoholic 4, and non-alchoholic 4) can light up your Diwali bash without being too much of a hassle on the host or the attendees. These are readily available in your bar or in your pantry. We found these 8 to be the easiest of the thousands we scanned.
Also, see which beverage suits your personal Diwali style and see what it says about you!
Also, below is our Meetha recipe list for festivals! The list includes: How to make Gulab Jamuns, Jalebis, Chum-Chum, Dry Fruit Kheer, Motichoor Laddoos, Coconut Payasam, Phirni & Feniya.
