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Sohan Halwa

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Sohan Halwa is the specified tasteful winter sweet of our South Punjab / Multan region. It is dense, yummy and sweet confection. Our recipe includes milk, white flour, lemon salt, wheat flour, and mild sugar. After having prepared, it is roasted in Desi Ghee.

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Description

Authentic Sohan Halwa — Pakistan’s most iconic traditional sweet from Muzaffargarh. Made with sprouted wheat flour (Sanmak), 100% pure desi ghee, fresh milk, and walnuts. Rich, chewy, disc-shaped confection slow-cooked for 5–6 hours.

Product Specifications

AttributeDetails
OriginMultan, Muzaffargarh Punjab, Pakistan
Main IngredientsSprouted wheat flour (Sanmak/Angoori atta), pure desi ghee, fresh milk, sugar, walnut
Cooking Time5–6 hours slow-stirring over medium-low heat
ShapeTraditional disc (round) or square pieces
TextureFirm yet chewy (caramel toffee-like when fresh)
ColorGolden brown to dark amber (depending on ghee caramelization)
TasteRich, buttery, sweet with nutty undertones
AromaIntense desi ghee fragrance with roasted nut notes
Shelf Life3–4 weeks at room temp; 2–3 months refrigerated; 6 months frozen
PackagingTraditional tin airtight container

The Secret Ingredient: Sprouted Wheat Flour (Sanmak/Angoori Atta)

Traditional Sohan Halwa’s unique chewy texture comes from Sanmak — sprouted wheat flour. Here’s why it matters:

How Sprouted Wheat is Made:

  1. Soak whole wheat in water for 24–36 hours
  2. Drain and cover with wet towel for 2–3 days until grains sprout
  3. Sun-dry sprouted wheat for 1–2 days (depends on weather)
  4. Grind into coarse flour (Sanmak/Angoori atta ready)

Why Sprouted Flour?

  • Increased protein: Sprouting activates enzymes, boosts amino acids
  • Enhanced digestibility: Breaks down phytic acid, easier on stomach
  • Ghee absorption: Sprouted flour absorbs 3x more ghee than regular flour, creating rich, moist texture
  • Chewy consistency: Gluten develops differently, giving signature bite without stickiness
  • Nutty flavor: Germination creates mild sweetness and earthy notes

Modern shortcuts: Many brands now use regular wheat flour or cornflour instead of Sanmak to save time, resulting in grainier texture and less authentic taste.

5-Stage Traditional Cooking Process

Stage 1: Milk Curdling (30 minutes)

Boil fresh milk, add sprouted wheat flour + regular flour + lemon salt (citric acid). Milk separates into paneer (curds). Cook on low heat until reduced by half.

Stage 2: Sugar Syrup (45 minutes)

Gradually add sugar while stirring continuously. Mixture becomes smooth paste. Any lumps = failed batch.

Stage 3: Ghee Absorption (2–3 hours)

Add pure desi ghee in batches. Halwa absorbs ghee, becomes glossy. This stage determines richness — commercial brands skimp here.

Stage 4: String Stage (1–2 hours)

Continue stirring until halwa leaves pan sides and ghee floats on top. Test: lift spoon and watch for sugar-glucose strings forming. This signals perfect doneness.

Stage 5: Nut Garnish & Setting (30 minutes)

Add roasted almonds, pistachios, walnuts, cashews. Pour into greased tray, flatten evenly, garnish top with nut mosaic. Cool for 6–7 hours before cutting.

Total time: 5–6 hours (requires 2–3 people for continuous stirring in traditional shops)

Health Benefits (When Consumed in Moderation)

  • Quick energy: High ghee + sugar = instant calories (450 kcal/100g) for active individuals
  • Brain function: Walnuts (Omega-3), almonds (Vitamin E) support cognitive health
  • Bone strength: Calcium from milk + phosphorus from nuts
  • Digestive enzymes: Sprouted wheat contains amylases aid digestion
  • Healthy fats: Desi ghee provides butyric acid (gut health), Vitamin K2 (bone density)
  • Winter warmth: High-calorie sweet traditionally consumed in cold months for body heat

⚠️ Caution: High sugar and saturated fat — limit to 1–2 small pieces (50–100g) per day.


How to Identify Fresh vs. Stale Sohan Halwa

Fresh Sohan HalwaStale/Expired Sohan Halwa
Texture: Firm yet chewy (caramel toffee-like)Texture: Dry, brittle, crumbly (nuts absorbed all ghee)
Ghee: Visible sheen on surface; may pool in packaging (normal)Ghee: Completely absorbed; surface dull and matte
Taste: Rich, buttery, balanced sweetnessTaste: Bland, flat, rancid ghee aftertaste
Smell: Strong desi ghee aroma (authentic)Smell: No aroma or sour/rancid smell
Color: Uniform golden-brownColor: Darkened edges, uneven discoloration
Flexibility: Slightly pliable when pressedFlexibility: Cracks or shatters when pressed

Pro Tip: If halwa feels hard, microwave individual serving (not entire pack) for 8–10 seconds. Fresh halwa will soften to original chewy texture; stale halwa won’t respond.

Storage Instructions

Room Temperature (Best for 2–4 Weeks):

  • Store in airtight tin container (traditional red tin ideal)
  • Keep in cool, dry place (15–23°C)
  • Avoid direct sunlight or heat sources
  • Winter: Ghee solidifies (normal) — microwave briefly before serving
  • Summer: Ghee may melt and surface (normal) — refrigerate if temperature >23°C

Refrigerated (Extends to 2–3 Months):

  • Wrap in butter paper or parchment before sealing container
  • Prevents moisture absorption
  • Bring to room temp or microwave 8–10 seconds before eating

Frozen (Lasts 6 Months):

  • Cut into serving-size pieces
  • Wrap individually in parchment paper
  • Store in freezer-safe airtight container
  • Thaw at room temp 30 minutes before consuming

Nutritional Information (Per 100g)

NutrientAmount
Calories450 kcal
Total Fat25g (pure desi ghee)
Saturated Fat15g
Carbohydrates50g
Sugars40g
Protein6g (from sprouted wheat, milk, nuts)
Fiber2g
Calcium80mg
Iron2mg
Vitamin A150 IU (from ghee)
Vitamin E3mg (from nuts)

Safety Notes

Safe for:

  • Adults (moderate consumption)
  • Children 2+ years (high calorie, limit to 1 small piece daily)
  • Active individuals (quick energy source)

⚠️ Use with caution:

  • Diabetics: High sugar content (40g per 100g) — consult doctor, limit to 25g serving
  • Weight-conscious: 450 kcal/100g — treat, not daily sweet
  • Lactose-intolerant: Contains milk solids (moderate lactose)
  • Heart disease: High saturated fat (15g/100g) — consult doctor

Avoid:

  • Infants under 2 years: Choking hazard (dense, chewy texture)
  • Nut allergies: All variants except Sada contain almonds, walnuts, pistachios, cashews
  • Severe diabetes: Without doctor approval (rapid blood sugar spike)

Why Buy Sohan Halwa from Organic Point?

  • Traditional Sanmak (sprouted wheat): Authentic recipe, not cornflour shortcut
  • 5–6 hours slow-cooking: Small-batch preparation, never rushed
  • Fresh batches: Made daily in Muzaffargarh and Multan
  • Traditional red tin packaging: Airtight, reusable, gift-ready
  • No preservatives: 100% natural ingredients
  • Free delivery: All over Pakistan
  • Satisfaction guarantee: Full refund if not mazydaar taste

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Weight1 kg
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1 review for Sohan Halwa

  1. shujaat

    It has awesome taste. boht zbardast.

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