Why do Indians like sweets?

According to Indian custom, it has a good meaning to invite people to eat candy or give them candy as a gift. Candy represents a good blessing to one party, and people who want to eat candy are happy, healthy and smooth. If you visit Indians, but don't know their preferences or religious taboos, giving candy is the best choice, and the other party will certainly accept it. Nisha is the most respected elephant god in India. It is said that she is the cleverest and can help people to remove all obstacles. His statues generally have four arms, each holding three treasures, and they tend to lean to the left like noses. Why? Because he has a can of sugar in the most conspicuous position in his left hand. It turns out that Indian gods also love sweets, so Indians should also offer sweets and sweets when they worship God.

In almost all important festivals in India, as well as celebrations such as getting married and having children, candy is the main gift for visiting relatives and friends and expressing congratulations. In a Hindu wedding, the bride and groom should feed each other four pieces of candy. The bride should feed the groom first, which shows that it is her duty to take care of her husband and cook for the whole family, and then the groom should feed the bride, which shows that the husband has the responsibility to support his wife and the whole family. When a new baby is added, relatives and friends will send candy and dessert to celebrate. Most of these "sweet" gifts have entered the mother's mouth. According to Indian custom, women should eat a lot of sugar and sweets after giving birth, because Indians believe that eating sweets in the next month can promote lactation. In order to let the baby have enough breast milk, the maternal recipes are designed to be very sweet. Originated from network sharing. . . . . .