Description
Khoa (also spelled Khoya) is a traditional Indian dairy product made by evaporating whole milk through continuous heating until it reduces to a semi-solid consistency. It is rich in milk solids, especially milk fat (minimum 30%), and serves as a base ingredient in a variety of Indian sweets such as peda, barfi, and gulab jamun. Khoa is classified into types such as Pindi, Danedar, and Dhap based on texture and moisture content. It is highly perishable and requires strict quality control to ensure food safety.



















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