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Instant Thandai Paan Coconut Ladoo: No-cook, super healthy, low-sugar, and ready in 20 minutes, these ladoos are a perfect treat for Holi or Indian Festivals. Each ladoo is infused with blends of nuts, rose, cardamom, saffron, and paan (betel leaves), making them irresistible.
Holi, is one of my favorite Indian festivals, and every year, I make 1-2 different recipes that are easy and healthier but at the same time equally delicious.
This year, I’m sharing these delectable ladoos that’re sure to impress everyone at home or at events or parties.
Why they Are Guilt-free:
Let’s dive into this wholesome recipe that combines taste and nutrition effortlessly! Here’s a quick list of ingredients for making about 10-12 ladoos:
Desiccated coconut (plus extra for coating)
Soft Dates, pitted (acts as a natural sweetener)
Paan (betel) leaves (finely chopped)
Condensed Milk (store-bought or homemade)
Rose Water (optional)
Green Color (optional)
HOMEMADE THANDAI RECIPE: (You can use store-bought Thandai powder or syrup too)
Mixed Nuts – Cashews, Almonds, Pumpkin Seeds, Pistachios
Melon Seeds (magaj ke beej)
Green Cardamom Seeds (choti elaichi / hari elaichi)
Black Pepper Corns (kali mirch)
Fennel Seeds (saunf)
Flax Seeds (alsi)
Rose Petals (can use dry or fresh)
NOTE: Incase you are using store-bought thandai, please use the soft dates accordingly for the sugar substitute.
I’m dividing the recipe into few simple steps:
Step 1 – Make the Thandai Pan (if using store-bought thandai, start from 2nd point).
<Picture of Thandai Paan Mix Below>
Step 2 – Mix It All Together
Step 3 – Shape the Ladoos
Step 4 – Serve the Ladoo’s
Adjust Sweetness: Increase or decrease dates based on your preference. You can use any other sugar replacement too or jaggery/gud.
Thandai Powder: I prefer making my own thandai powder as you can control the ingredients as per your taste. If you are using a store-bought option, go with a thick powder mix as syrup would be laden with sugar.
Condensed Milk: Incase, you do not want to add condensed milk, add some milk powder along with ghee / melted unsalted butter to help bind the mix.
Vegan Option: You can use coconut oil to keep them vegan-friendly.
Storage: Keep in an airtight container in the fridge for up to a week.
Gifting: If you are like me and like to gift them to friends and family, get colorful sweet boxes or cake containers/BPA plastic containers and pack them in individual muffin cups.
You can also add a butter paper lining and place the ladoo on them for storage or gifting.
Chocolate Twist:
Add 2 tablespoons of cocoa powder or melted chocolate for chocolate lovers. Just adjust the sweets accordingly. You can even sprinkle melted chocolate on top for a different look and less chocolatey feel.
Protein Boost:
Mix in a scoop of protein powder for a post-festival energy boost. I prefer vanilla, chocolate or a nuttier protein mix.
Nut-Free: Replace nuts in the Thandai mix above with roasted oats or seeds for an allergy-friendly option.
So, this Holi, ditch the sugar-laden sweets and treat yourself to these wholesome ladoos that blend tradition with a touch of health.
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Instant Thandai Paan Coconut Ladoo: No-cook, super healthy, low-sugar, and ready in 20 minutes, these ladoos are a perfect treat for Holi or Indian Festivals. Each ladoo is infused with blends of nuts, rose, cardamom, saffron, and paan (beetel leaves), making them irresistible.
Tips for Making the Best Thandai Paan Coconut Ladoo
Adjust Sweetness: Increase or decrease dates based on your preference. You can use any other sugar replacement too or jaggery/gud.
Thandai Powder: I prefer making my own thandai powder as you can control the ingredients as per your taste. If you are using a store-bought option, go with a thick powder mix as syrup would be laden with sugar.
Condensed Milk: Incase, you do not want to add condensed milk, add some milk powder along with ghee / melted unsalted butter to help bind the mix.
Vegan Option: You can use coconut oil to keep them vegan-friendly.
Storage: Keep in an airtight container in the fridge for up to a week.
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