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Ayodhya’s traditional cuisine | A laddu which is anything but sweet and jalebi topped with yoghurt and served in a kulhad. Puffed kachoris stuffed with daal, and reduced milk and cream: sweet and savoury dishes to try in Ayodhya.

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