Chhena Poda

Chhena Poda is one of the best traditional Odia Sweets made out of Pure fresh cheese. Poda in Odisha means burnt and Chhena means fresh paneer skimmed from pure cow milk. This Odia sweet dish carries its origin from Nayagarh district of Odisha, India and is one of the favorite sweet dish from the Chhapan Bhog offered to Shri. Jagannath Puri.

The minimalist way of baking makes this unique desi dessert the purest form of daily protein dose. Further to make it a little more healthy, We use finest ingredients in the form of A2 Cow Milk, very regulated sugar / jaggery and few pods of green cardamom. This traditional dessert of Odisha makes a great pair for any of your special occasion to make it cheesy and balanced sweet tooth moment.

Box/Pouch Contains –

Round Shape of 250 Gms

Round Shape of 500 Gms

Ingredients –

• Classic – Chhena (Fresh Paneer), Sugar, Semolina, Green Cardamom, Ghee
• Jaggery – Chhena (Fresh Paneer), Sugar Cane Powder, Semolina, Green Cardamom, Ghee

Why to Savour –

• All our sweets are based on the “Eat Right belief” symbolizing the core of traditional Odia Recipes
• Made from 100% natural ingredients & no preservatives in any form
• Great source of protein, Vitamin & Calcium (Refer to Nutrition Index)
• Support overall metabolism process, strengthen bones & immune system
• Can be relished daily with an ideal serving size of 50 -100 gms to contribute “Eat Right Calorie” % to your daily recommended calorie intake

Best Before Disclaimer –

Best before 180 days (Frozen) at -18 deg C and Up to 21 days in the chiller at 0-4 deg C.

How to Serve:

1. Refrigerator (Overnight): Remove from freezer & place in refrigerator overnight
2. Room Temperature: Remove from freezer & leave at room temperature for approximately 60-90 mins or more for required softness
3. Microwave: Remove from freezer & microwave for approximately 1-2 mins at high temperature. Allow to stand for 3-5 mins before use
4. Serve at room temperature

Other details –
Brand: Rasabali
Based on – Odia Food Tales & Eat Right belief
Country of Origin – India