Savour the traditional flavour of Kaju Katli or Kaju Barfi - a beloved Indian sweet that has delighted generations with its rich taste and delicate texture. Made with just five simple ingredients - Nestlé MILKMAID, milk, cashew nuts, khoya, and all-purpose flour - this melt-in-your-mouth treat is perfect for festivals and special occasions.
Our easy Kaju Katli recipe combines tradition with pure indulgence. The key ingredient, Nestlé MILKMAID, imparts a delightful creaminess that turns this sweet delicacy into the ultimate Kaju Katli!
Imagine biting into perfectly shaped diamonds of Kaju Katli, where each piece offers a soft, melt-in-your-mouth experience enriched by the caramelised sweetness of MILKMAID, the nutty richness of cashews, and the indulgent touch of khoya. This treat isn’t just a dessert—it’s a celebration, bringing the warmth and joy of Indian festivals to every bite.
Our Kaju Barfi recipe is easy to follow, letting you create this luxurious sweet at home without fuss. Whether it’s Diwali, a wedding, or just a sweet craving, Kaju Katli is sure to impress your family and friends. Treat yourself to this elegant dessert and savour the joy of sharing Kaju Katli - a true classic in Indian confectionery!
And be sure to explore our unique Kaju Katli Cake recipe and Surprise Diwali Laddu recipe- each one a delightful twist to brighten your festivities!
Show more > Show Less >When your Kaju Katli is cooked for longer than needed, it can become dry and hard. Add a couple of teaspoons of milk and mix until smooth and soft.
Homemade Kaju Katli typically stays fresh for about a week when stored in an airtight container. However, its freshness may vary depending on temperature, humidity, and the ingredients used in your Kaju Katli recipe.
If your Kaju Katli ends up too soft and gooey, it may be because the cashew mixture was undercooked. As mentioned in the above Kaju Katli recipe, the mixture should be cooked until it thickens and begins to pull away from the sides of the pan. Make sure to cook it over low heat for enough time to achieve the desired consistency.
For the Kaju Katli recipe, it’s best to grind whole cashews, as freshly ground cashews offer the best flavour and texture. However, if that’s not an option, you can use high-quality pre-ground cashew powder for better flavour.