I’ve bought mukhwas before. There’s a bag of colorful sugar-coated anise in my drawer at work, for those occasions when I want to make certain that my breath smells particularly interesting.
I’d heard that Indian cuisine used edible silver as a food additive and a decoration, but pricing considerations had prevented me from exploring the pastries and deserts sheathed in silver leaf. So I was happy to find silver and sugar-coated anise seeds for an affordable price.
They taste primarily of licorice. If the silver has a taste of its own, I didn’t notice. But while I was chewing, if the mukhwas touched my filling, then I got a definite chewing on aluminum foil sensation.
This is a candy that will have to fall in the category of prettier than it tastes.
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I wonder if that tray of trail mix by the cash register in Indian restaurants has silver in it… it certainly does have the anise seeds in it.
Yeah, one of the PHP files had a space before the “". But it's working now, glad you found it! The silver is a significant price increase over the plain anise and sugar. And it seems to be more a decoration than anything else, so you would probably notice if it did.
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