500 Years Old Traditional Sugar Candy Sweet Making by 70 Years Grandma & Team | Panchadara Chilakalu

Grandma And Team Making Sugar Candy Sweets Panchadara Chilakalu , 500 Old Traditional Sweet Making
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[@louisavevers9709]

I thought two things watching this.... Those moulds are amazing works of art in themselves... And oh my that is huge candy!! ☺

[@pizzalover885]

I loved the moulds

[@Melbern11]

I was thinking the same thing

[@pradeepkumar1170]

Agreed I love the molds

[@rameshbabuk6442]

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[@laylajarrah1250]

They don’t eat it ... they take it to temples

[@karunakripa369]

8:02 see her face she is so innocent and hard working

[@blazingblasian4257]

ITS SO CUTE MAN

[@josue58147]

I wish the best for her :'(

[@katerilevasseur8119]

🌔🌓🌔 Who Ever carved those pieces of wood is a true ARTIST. . Beautiful Work Ladies!

[@ObingNNgpk]

Those candies are like an artefact...I wouldn't eat that but keep it... And yes, how can we not talk about the wooden moulds....

[@kathymathers1611]

You do know that ants and bees and other bugs will come after those stud statues. I if eat them if i were you. It will go to the bugs, if you don't.

[@bluueddyytrue1531]

Fun fact: They aren't really meant to be eaten. Just part of a ritual.

[@selvamarchana8455]

@@bluueddyytrue1531 I guess the same ..

[@midnighteclipsed2738]

@@bluueddyytrue1531 but is it allowed to eat them?

[@leehyunbin3345]

Hope grandmother's long life and have many buyers for their candies

[@JungkookOfficial1997]

These are used during Diwali festival 😍😍 love them!! Everyone wondering whether it can be consumed, Yes! you can. We use it during Diwali festival for decoration but consumed later when the 5-day pooja is done. Used to carry a piece in pocket to school. Or Take a bite go around to play with friends come and take a bite during break. It takes days to completely finish it. Small round shaped ones (

[@wendycook9334]

Beautiful wooden moulds. These sweets look like celebration pieces...

[@equitecengineeringtechnolo7762]

You guessed it right. See my direct comments.

[@pintobean4919]

If they would let it cool just a tad before pouring it in then they wouldn't have air bubbles forming. Also if they would wash the sides of the pot with water with a brush the candy would not crystallize and have a solid structure and not fall apart easy! It's pretty but they need to do that!

[@Ninkira]

This is the comment I was looking for! Knew there had to be a trick. Thanks for sharing

[@westwardpomonagyrl4358]

No candy thermometer in sight, she just knows.

[@vonnaloper7104]

And no scale to ensure exact measurements or a cooling and warming tables. Legit just knows her stuff.

[@camaromarl]

Just enough for all moulds

[@markwayne8405]

ROTFLMFAO WHAT WOULD ANYONE NEED A THERMOMETER ALL THEY HAVE TO DO IS POUR IT INTO THE MOLDS AND WAIT FOR IT TO HARDEN ..

[@meganrortiz]

There is a way to determine what stage it's at by dropping a bit into water.

[@joe_schmoe_420]

@@markwayne8405 it has to get to a specific temp to become hard candy..

[@mi-y]

This is my childhood. I love them so much. Whenever they give these in weddings, my grandma keeps them for me. 💜

[@jrichardsonel1194]

I can imagine using all types of organic fruit flavoring with this. Wonder of cane sugar works just as effectively

[@dsppettrends3351]

Friend...! If possible, please add some address or contact details of that grandma.. She may get more orders and earnings.. 🙏

[@abhirajt8483]

she lives on earth and in India.

[@memoryfagasoaia695]

ABHIRAJ T how do you know

[@zlatanplayz6818]

I heard that such moulded sugar candies are available in the town of vijayanagaram in Andhra Pradesh , In INDIA

[@madebybobo3680]

@@abhirajt8483 perfect address

[@benzjiman6931]

@@abhirajt8483 “thanks mr helpful”

[@violet93702]

Beautiful! Mommas do your thang! The whole process looks so easy but there is so much science to it. I actually like the the pink ones, so pretty but they are all beautiful.

[@TheNatureDiva]

Omg these are batashe from my childhood.. the color and sugar fearmongering commenters dont get our culture. Love!!!!

[@deepakkumar-lu6jf]

That's food colour ...

[@skylark1848]

Where is batashe made? It looks like it's not sugar.. but white jaggery. Is that true? It's made of bura/khaand ?

[@himaas2]

@@skylark1848 It is sugar.

[@hellsfury666]

Haven’t seen one negative comment.

[@madhvishah9588]

Lov the wooden moulds

[@mk4001]

SAME ME

[@madanarathimadangopal5890]

Bless the hands who made the mould n bless grandma for making beautiful goodies out of it😍

[@paulzinkroh1860]

I'm from thailand 🇹🇭 but i love food indian🇮🇳

[@demariejones3438]

I can just imagine a table covered with these in all different colors... it would be so beautiful

[@hellm8876]

Those pink and yellow and white candies at village festivals and fares or we call it jatara ....buying this and rice popcorn ...what a days those were ....

[@susanalberts5334]

Your candy molds are amazing! Thank you for sharing with us Merry Christmas

[@raquelespino5088]

Wow! What a beautiful culture. The candy was beautiful, but the ladies working and taking pride in their skills. I loved the whole experience.

[@jenjennitrite8146]

This brought back memories of my mom and my grandmother making sugar candies in my grandma's kitchen when I was very young! 💞💖💗

[@rameshwarnath5356]

Maano chahe na maano but "old is gold" ❤❤ I love old people

[@dawnpickett8422]

Look how the heat dried out the wood. This is a lot of skill and knowledge. They are art.

[@sabrinacrozier2800]

Such beautiful sweets. I am in love with those wooden moulds, they are priceless. Lovely work ladies.

[@betsyspurr5512]

How amazing are those ladies! I watched like a child opening up surprises lol! Thank you for sharing!

[@melbae.1124]

The most beautiful is the way they present them at the end!!

[@ammucandy4169]

So nice, grandma👵 I love u, u made me to remember my lovely grandma, thank you

[@suelyserberie3915]

And me screaming at the sugar to stay down 😂😂

[@andrewtang1055]

These solid candies are a work of art. Simply beautiful. My heart rate and blood sugar level just went up watching the process. Bravo!

[@aashikhan1074]

Lovely art of suger candy and amazing wooden moulds love it. Anty rocks

[@freddiemercurybulsara3876]

First time I'm seeing this preparation, every Telugu ate this, I'm eating this since my childhood, especially during Diwali/Sankranthi.

[@komalmotwani1]

Freddie Mercury Bulsara I’ve never seen this in Mumbai not even during festivals

[@abhishekkashyapaqua3566]

This sweet not available in my city What would it taste like

[@diy_nailsby_heidi_r3889]

@@abhishekkashyapaqua3566 They are just sweet, no real "flavor". Have had several times at Hindi weddings; I keep them in clear plastic boxes with silica packets to keep dry.

[@vandnabhowra4533]

Yes

[@superdrag79]

溶けた砂糖が熱そうなのに裸足なのがストロングスタイルだな

[@freddiemercurybulsara3876]

彼らはインド語を話すテルグ語で、1000年以上前の古代の習慣です

[@pizzalover885]

I wish I understood what you are saying

[@lidialadislau1565]

Ficou lindas, muitas prosperidades. Para vocês.

[@taratravel1743]

One word i want to Say! Wow!!! And Thank you for this VDO. 😉

[@FoodRing]

im so curious of this!! would love to go there😀

[@farahdiba2978]

i love the mold!!! beautifully crafted..

[@aamakonepalieasyfood761]

Those who have carved the moulds, their's works are awesome!

[@kuppunagendrank2964]

చూడ్డానికి చాలా ఆనందంగా ఉంది. ఇది పాత జ్ఞాపకాలు అంతా గుర్తు చేసింది. కాలగర్భంలో కలిసిపోయిన జ్ఞాపకాలు వెణు తిరిగినట్టు ఉంది. ఇదే మన అసలైన సంస్కారము.

[@G0thic_W0lf]

Wow, the dyes is so pigmented

[@Kabarile31]

Those women are very creative and talented! Where can I find those wooden molds?

[@ryder3715]

Those are hand crafted and really hard to find but you can get it in Telangana or Andhra pradesh regions ,India

[@jamestoland8078]

Need some in U.S. perhaps easier to make them... what type of wood are they??

[@jasonespiritu6681]

Rajesh Panidapu how can I purchase some?

[@suewills7099]

Thank you 🙏 these are amazingly beautiful and gorgeous

[@harumigonzalez1947]

Wow que hermosas figuras ❤️

[@shifa7257]

Amazing work 👌👌👌👏👏👏

[@bluzshadez]

Very skilled Confectioners! They don't need a high tech kitchen and equipment for candy making. The Carvers who makes those mold are amazing Artisans.

[@skylark1848]

So true. They are going by FEEL. They don't need an external machine like a thermometer etc to give them information :)

[@franciscaandrade2990]

Grandes artistas , mulheres guerreiras ,um trabalho q exige muita habilidade ,um tanto perigoso porém gratificante porque o resultado é belíssimo, elas merecem todo nosso respeito! Parabéns!!! 👍🏻😍♥️🌹👋🏻👋🏻👋🏻👋🏻👋🏻👋🏻👋🏻👋🏻😘😘😘

[@christinelawrence4315]

Fascinating to watch .. thank you for sharing important parts of your culture ... we can surely learn off each other can't we! :-)

[@kdalessandro9895]

It took real skill to carve those molds and lots of experience to make that candy without a thermometer. It looks too beautiful to eat.

[@ciziazyke5662]

It dosent attracts me as candy but big respect for these Women🙏🌌💯👌💎✅

[@kathiesmith4961]

Wow how amazing to watch and see the end results. Yum

[@cicialexandertan1331]

Wow... I really like traditional sweets. The most important thing he made with hygienic and clean 🥰😍🥰❤️

[@1minutocomalindinha829]

Que Maravilha . Beautiful . Parabéns . 😘Beijos do Brasil 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@BunnyToon1luv]

I really enjoy watching videos like this. What a beautiful art of candy making. They don't even need to use a candy thermometer!

[@misssqueezys3838]

I love the wooden molds. I bet they make everything taste better.

[@valnenuial7585]

KZbin recommended, you did good today! ;)

[@haritha7640]

Maama Garu panchadhara chilakalu😋 super. Chusthene nooru vuruthundhi

[@nohemyroque1021]

Fantastic JOB I love the tradition! 🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗

[@graceblessing5827]

Omg beautiful molds and gorgeous candy! Wonderful job ladies! Watching this makes me want some candy lol

[@nyladickey4094]

I love the candy making so much!😆

[@izharcreation9130]

MashaAllah ❤same aise hi mere yahan diwali pe aise hi mithai bnti h jise hum aam bhasha me khilone bolte hain😃😃😃😃And Karigar name is Asgar hussain

[@MariaMaria-qq9es]

Cultura riquíssima! Amooo

[@sushmitharani2482]

They r preparing so neatly... cleanliness maintained...super

[@adilsonpatrone3606]

Que arte. Linda parabéns quando se quer fazer algo e só ter força de vontade

[@joyceliu2555]

My favorite snack when I was a kids🤤🤤🤤

[@nildabarbosa1579]

This is an Art 🖼 for this people.! Amazing Art 🖼😍

[@nippy3126]

Wow that's amazing art both wood and candy.

[@lioneltilakasiri8474]

Beautiful, talented ,hard working people Weldon from Sri lanka😁🇱🇰 I like all but mostly tajmahal and Radha Krishna 👍👍her face asking like how is our work 😁

[@131dyana]

Loved seeing this kind of candy made. Thank you.

[@nirupavennela699]

Chala gurthuku vastunayi so yumm🤤🤤🤤

[@sethb9545]

Very nice and interesting great video Thanks Grandma for sharing your skills !!!

[@annlouise7540]

Wow these are absolutely amazing

[@recipestotrybeforeyoudie6817]

Absolutely stunning.

[@viswatoehold4037]

Beautiful - Its blessing to watch these kind of Videos.

[@sukaynanathani116]

Wow! She sure is clever old lady!

[@davijones2369]

All the little holes reminds me of the song from Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, Toot Sweet. They look amazing, very neat molding.

[@sifasiddiqui8325]

Waaaw grandma your work amezing ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@life-or6yo]

AWESOME, very hard works GOD BLESS ALL Family 👍👍👍👌👌👌🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹

[@FoodingLove]

와우 아까워서 못먹겠어요 I love India :)

[@wah650]

before that they must have been using jaggery, amazing skill

[@viswatoehold4037]

Grand mother is doing a Amazing work. No words to express. I wish she get more order and have a good life

[@srinivasareddyyalka3800]

I love chilakalu(sweet candy) in jathara always I buy chilakalu in large amount

[@marxsouzza6798]

Ficou incrível .lindo demais. Parabéns a elas pelo lindo trabalho

[@keithdanvers-colquhoun]

Brilliant, absolutely delightful to watch. All the best.

[@hayatsyed7098]

Yes v r India🇮🇳 i love my Maharashtra,

[@abhishekkashyapaqua3566]

Hmare yaha nhi milta

[@WARKOP621]

Its to preety to eat ......amazing work

[@zerlinaleavelle6632]

The candy molds these ladies use are beautiful

[@kshirsagarpratyusha6726]

These candies are specially used during the weddings ♥️

[@EasyFoodCooking]

Amazing really great work weldone 😊👍😍😊😍

[@BigElly12]

Oh man I would love to visit one day

[@y-mefarm4249]

Wow youtube actually recommended something worth while. Those candies are gorgeous along with those molds. And of course the Grandma is beautiful as well.

[@aishuaishu7354]

Wonderful😍.. Super grandmaa.. ❣️

[@ramcheran6370]

Peddamma meeru chestunna sweet candy ki nijamga maatallevu chala baaga chestunnaru it's extraordinary supar peddamma

[@nicoleadderley975]

Very cool! Thank you for sharing.

[@vinaykhandelwal8870]

I am wondering if my comments here will ever reach the respectable amma ji (s) and the wood mould crafter!!!! Anyways, Respect.

[@erickaamador1166]

Wau esta espectacular no habia visto algo asi tan hermoso

[@anubhapatel8257]

Amazing.... Ladies God bless you with huge success

[@AmzPixie]

Who would want to eat such beautiful things

[@theMiraculousAngelic]

Amz Pixie Me so it wouldn't go to waste. 😁😆😂🤣

[@shikhadhiman3607]

Who liked the last candies more than whole video😊😊

[@Snaypexxx01]

Если бы они дольше готовили эту карамель, как положено, то у них бы получилось на много красивее прозрачная и крепкая конфета

[@harshtikyani1720]

Love u grandma U are the best Aapse aacha koi nahi