5 Must-Try Shree Guruji Products

When it comes to delightful and refreshing beverages, Shree Guruji products are a cut above the rest. With a wide range of options to choose from, this blog post presents five must-try Shree Guruji products that are sure to tantalize your taste buds and quench your thirst.

Exquisite Rose Sharbat: A Floral Symphony in a Glass:

Experience the enchanting flavor of Rose Sharbat, a timeless classic loved by all ages. The delicate blend of rose petals creates a delightful symphony of floral notes in every sip. Whether enjoyed with chilled water or as an ingredient in mocktails, and even in chilled milk this sharbat is a must-try for all rose lovers.

Refreshing Khus Sharbat: A Soothing Summer Elixir:

Beat the summer heat with the cooling goodness of Khus Sharbat from Shree Guruji. The earthy and refreshing taste of vetiver (khus) offers a natural coolant to keep you revitalized on hot days. Delve into it to find out why this sharbat is a popular choice for both kids and adults during scorching summers.

Kesaria Thandai: The Rich Blend of Tradition and Taste:

Indulge in the rich and aromatic Shree guruji Kesaria Thandai, a traditional Indian beverage synonymous with festivities and celebrations. The exotic blend of saffron, nuts, and spices makes this thandai a true culinary delight, perfect for joyous occasions and special gatherings like Holi and Shivratri.

Irresistible Crush: Bursting with Fruit Flavors:

Dive into the world of Shree Guruji Crush, an assortment of fruit-flavored syrups that offer a burst of tangy and sweet goodness. Explore the variety of flavors available, from tangy orange to luscious mango, and how these Crush syrups can be creatively used in mocktails, cocktails, and desserts.

Flavorful Squash: The Versatile Thirst Quencher:

Discover the versatility of Squash, a range of concentrated fruit syrups that can be mixed with water or soda to create refreshing beverages. From traditional favorites like lemon and orange to tropical delights like pineapple and amla-ginger, explore the diverse flavors that Shree Guruji Squash offers.

Shree Guruji presents an array of delightful and refreshing beverages that cater to every palate, these five must-try Shree Guruji products promise to elevate your beverage experience. So, embark on a journey of taste and refreshment with these exquisite offerings and discover the joy of sipping on the finest flavors crafted by Shree Guruji.

Gulab Ka Sharbat/Rose Syrup - Consume with milk/water

GREAT for SUMMERS: With the arrival of summer and the blazing heat starts to wreak havoc on our body and mind. All you need is a cold drink that will rejuvenate your senses.

GREAT TASTE: Our Non-Fruit Gulab Ka Sharbat/Rose Syrup tastes best when mixed with water or milk. Also, it can be used as a topping for ice creams, faloodas, mocktails, desserts, and sweets.

DIRECTIONS for USE: Shake well before use. Add one part of Gulab Ka Sharbat/Rose Syrup with four/five-part of chilled water/milk. Use within 60 days of the opening of the bottle.

GREEN PACKAGING & LABELING: With BPA-free bottles, 100% recyclable boxes comprised of recycled content, printed with biodegradable water-based ink containing zero pollutants, and pulp inserts, we’re doing our part for the environment.

Sharbat Sekanjebeen / Persian Mint & Vinegar Syrup Drink (Vegan)

Mahoobat ka Sharbat with chia Seeds

“Discover the Refreshing Taste of Delhi’s Famous Mohabbat ka Sharbat with Chia Seeds” Old Delhi’s iconic drink Sharbat e Mohabbat prepared with watermelon and milk is a unique and Refreshing summer cooler beverage enjoyed during hot summer days. This drink captures the essence of Delhi’s street food culture, offering a blend of sweet, creamy, and cooling flavours it’s a Watermelon milkshake…

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DIWALI SWEETS PACK 2022 A PACK OF TWO CUSTOM DESSERTS

Diwali is the festival of lights, it lasts for several days. During this festival, one thing among many that’s done is to make or share sweets. While there are many others that are shared, Rose Barfi and Mohanthal are the two I made this year.

Enjoy!

ROSE BARFI

Rose barfi is a milk based confection, similar to fudge, ghee is heated up and then milk and then milk powder is slowly added rose flavoured syrup or gulab sharbat is then added to the mixture (in this recipe I imagine the syrup was made from scratch with rose flavouring and sugar). Once ready the mixture is cooled so that it can harden and then cut into pieces.

It has all three meal sizes (8 servings, 4 servings and single serving)

Optional icemunmun pistachio, ghee and rose tea and cardamom and SCCO any milk (can be cooked without)

Vegetarian-Safe

MOHANTHAL

Mohanthal is a Gujarati treat made with besan (gram/chickpea flour), ghee, milk, sugar, cardamom and sometimes saffron. The combination of these create a grainy fudge like confection with a sweet cardamom taste.

It has two sizes (8 servings, single serving)

Vegetarian-Safe.

FOR BOTH

It has all three meal sizes (8 servings, 4 servings and single serving)

Optional icemunmun ghee, chickpea, brown sugar, and cardamom, SCCO any milk (can be cooked without)

Vegetarian-Safe

DOWNOAD (PATREON + SFS + MTS (coming soon))

DESI DARK FAE AESTHETIC~

(Again, completely based on my own opinions)

Rest of the series

Heavy, dark kajal

Dark and glittering lehengas, saris, kurtas, sherwanis and anarkalis with dupattas that cover their faces (so you dont recognize who cursed you)

Really dark mehndi that they made stronger with strong sarson ka tel (mustard seed oil).

Alta that makes it look like they walked in a sea of blood, and lips to match

Black and maroon bindis in all sorts of shapes

Large, dark colored metal bangles that glisten in the night but mysteriously make no sound when they will it

Large mirror jhoomkas and chandbalis

Loha (iron) nose rings and baalis

Heavy loha necklaces with shimmering jewels

Open, flowy hair or loose braids with woven flowers

They wear gajras made of mogra (jasmine) and roses, and they have a few leaves with thorns in them

The sounds of their payal echo mysteriously

They have long nails with remnants of sindoor and tika tinting their fingers

They leave the sweet scent of roses and jasmine wherever they go but it also makes your skin tingle

Always have a khanjar or a katar ready, but really, their looks can kill.

They drink the darkest, strongest chai and the sweetest sharbat

They can make you feel at home and switch to a living hell in 0.2 seconds

watch the instagram reel here!!! <3

ok my ep 1 review is that it's gross and disgusting and gorey and i wish you were here so i could hide my face in your shoulder when they showed something gross and that guitar girl is so fucking hot and awesome and cute instantly fell in love with her i mean pink highlights space bun bass guitar black tee and shorts she's so girlfriend i am shipping her and the cig ballet arsonist girl who's probably a villain and a maniac when she was smoking on the balcony i was so transfixed on her lips lmao nazar nahi hat rahi thi she's really hot and pretty okay and so crazy and sadistic mwah i love her also her brother is sooooooo cute pls want to keep him in my pocket store him away safely such a hero kitne bravely he defended everyone fought the yucky zombie (ew ew) him and the girl they're perfect can't believe he risked his life to save a girl he met like 5 mins ago but yes i can bc omg she's a firefighter????? SO COOL can't wait to learn more about herbut then she'll probably die right cause she got bitten so i shouldn't get attached to her. yes okay that's it at the middle of the ep i was like chee ew ew im not watching this thinking of ways to break your heart say mujhse nahi dekha jaa raha but then maine big girl ki tarah khud ko samjha liya ki ivy imagine that this blood is rose sharbat okay they look the same and it's not real blood sab theek hai and also that maine life mein ek bhi zombie apocalypse jaisa show ya movie nahi dekha even when it was so popular like all of us are dead the end of the fcking world etc etc and so this is the perfect opportunity to tick something off the life bucket list tere liye dekh sakti hu. also inhone hopeful note pe end kar diya ep1

i am smiling ear to ear

coco sharbat you are pink, lime, sunshine, rose & bug - bugsy

bugsy laddu ! ! hehe u’re da besttttt /ᐠ ⸝⸝⸝ᵒ̴̶̷̥́ ᵕ ᵒ̴̶̷̣̥̀⸝⸝⸝ ྀིマ i wub u sm forever n ever ! ! ! ! ! 🤍🎀🥛💫

who: @dastan-allyrion​ where: the old palace, dorne, following the departure of the rest of westerosi nobility

There were marigolds intertwined in dark silky hair as she pushed her way through her brother's solar room within the Old Palace; the sound of twinkling anklets announcing her presence far sooner than the sound of her footsteps finally coming up behind the door, noting some of the plates that were being taken from his chambers. Her kohl lined orbs narrowed slightly, trying to inspect whether there was more wine, but that seemed to have eased off...though she did see bones, coming from some sort of meat, no doubt. As she looked upon her household guards, loyal faces she remembered since her youth, she crossed the threshold of his audience rooms in the apartments of the Master of Laws.

"Namaste, Sikander." Her hands came together in greeting to one of the oldest guards of their family; a man who had been by their father's side for as long as she could possibly remember. "Tussi theek ho?" Even despite their difference in status, the Lady of Godsgrace and the Princess of Dorne was mindful of the dialect she used with her elders. 

"Dastan andaar hai?" She enquired, a bangled hand extending towards the door; the old man opened it with a light chuckle, and she bowed her head slightly as she stepped over the threshold. Her brother had sent her a letter asking him to meet her in the evening for a light meal after dinner, consisting mostly of light snacks and chilled drinks; how pleased she was to see her favourite was already upon golden plates  - Mohabbat ka Sharbat; a drink of watermelon, rose syrup and cold milk.

"You were eating meat? It is Tuesday, you know." She commented, the smell of her oud mixing with the scents already in the room as she allowed the door to close - he was upon the sun terrace an this was nothing out of the ordinary for her. If anything, she was entirely comfortable; to be within the rooms of her little brother, eating fruits, cheeses, samosas as they did whilst children after dinner. "Mother would throw her slippers at you from down the hall." Even the setting Dornish sun seemed to change nothing; for the world were gone, and all she cared for in her own world remained.

Chandan Sharbat: Timeless Traditions, Exquisite Flavors

Experience the perfect blend of tradition and taste with Chandan Sharbat, a refreshing Indian beverage. This time-honored drink combines the aromatic essence of sandalwood with a delightful medley of natural flavor

Vegan Mohabbat Ka Sharbat / Indian Watermelon Rose Drink

Bhagji rose sharbat

BhagjiSharbat presents a delightful concoction of rose sharbat, crafted with utmost care and authenticity. Our rose sharbat is a pure infusion of fragrant rose petals, meticulously selected for their freshness and quality. With zero added artificial flavoring, our sharbat encapsulates the true of roses, offering a burst of natural sweetness and floral aroma in every sip

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Mohobbat-ae Sharbat Jama Masjid

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Mohobbat Sharbat Jama Masjid

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All drenched, and desperately looking for that one summer quencher to infuse some life back into you? The lanes of Old Delhi have the elixir you have been waiting for. Yes, the drink is called Pyaar Mohabbat Sharbat and with the kind of love it has garnered in recent times, there seems no name more befitting Mohobbat Sharbat Jama Masjid. If you happen to be in Old Delhi one of these days then you must try this purani dilli delight, made with oodles of roohafza, milk, sugar, watermelons and lots of love. The Pyaar Mohabbat Sharbat thela is slowly turning into a landmark in Old Delhi!Mohobbat Sharbat Jama Masjid

Nawab Qureshi, more popularly known as Pyaar Mohabbat Sharbat wala sets up shop opposite Jama Masjid from where he sells the refreshing drink for a mere INR 10 a glass. The drink is also known as Pyaar Mohabbat Mazza or Pyaar Ishq Mohabbat Sharbat. A native of Uttar Pradesh, Nawab Qureshi, came to Delhi a couple of years back to earn a livelihood. He sells the refreshing cooler exclusively in the summer months. Watermelon is a key ingredient, along with rose flavoured milk. Together, they lend a delightfully refreshing pink hue to the drink.Mohobbat Sharbat Jama Masjid

"Mohobbat Sharbat" is a famous beverage that you can find in Jama Masjid, one of Delhi's oldest and most iconic mosques. Here's a brief introduction to Mohobbat Sharbat and its connection to Jama Masjid:

In the bustling lanes near Jama Masjid, amidst the rich tapestry of Old Delhi's flavors, lies a hidden gem known as Mohobbat Sharbat. This refreshing concoction has become synonymous with the vibrant energy and culinary heritage of Jama Masjid.

Mohobbat Sharbat is a traditional drink that combines fragrant rose syrup, lemon juice, and chilled water, creating a cool and revitalizing beverage that's perfect for quenching thirst on a hot day. What sets Mohobbat Sharbat apart is its unique blend of flavors, offering a delightful balance of sweetness and tanginess that tantalizes the taste buds.

Locals and visitors alike flock to the bustling streets around Jama Masjid to savor this beloved drink, often served in tall glasses garnished with fresh mint leaves or a sprinkle of rose petals. The ambiance of Old Delhi, with its bustling markets and centuries-old architecture, adds to the charm of enjoying Mohobbat Sharbat as you soak in the sights and sounds of this historic area.

Whether you're exploring Jama Masjid's architectural splendor or wandering through the vibrant markets of Old Delhi, a sip of Mohobbat Sharbat is a refreshing pause that embodies the spirit of this timeless city. It's a taste of Delhi's rich culinary heritage and a reminder of the simple joys found in a glass of cool, flavorful sharbat amidst the hustle and bustle of city life. Nawab Qureshi, more popularly known as Pyaar Mohabbat Sharbat wala sets up shop opposite Jama Masjid from where he sells the refreshing drink for a mere INR 10 a glass. The drink is also known as Pyaar Mohabbat Mazza or Pyaar Ishq Mohabbat Sharbat. A native of Uttar Pradesh, Nawab Qureshi, came to Delhi a couple of years back to earn a livelihood. He sells the refreshing cooler exclusively in the summer months. Watermelon is a key ingredient, along with rose flavoured milk. Together, they lend a delightfully refreshing pink hue to the drink.Mohobbat Sharbat Jama Masjid