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Til Ka Peda | Diabetic-Friendly Sesame Seed Sweet

Til ka peda is a traditional Indian sweet that is primarily made from sesame seeds. It originates from India and is particularly popular in northern regions of the country.

Til ka peda has a rich and nutty flavor from the sesame seeds. This peda sweet is mostly enjoyed during festivals like Makar Sankranti, Lohri, and Diwali. This peda also can be enjoyed after meals as a sweet snack.

You can buy this peda from local sweet shops but the problem is that they made this using high glycemic load ingredients and refined sugar, which is not good for your health and can increase your blood sugar levels.

About This Recipe
Here, we are sharing a sugar-free peda recipe made using low-glycemic ingredients that don't impact your blood sugar levels and also help to reduce them. This sugar-free peda recipe is perfect for those who prioritize their health without compromising their taste.
Why do we use Diabexy sugar in this recipe?
We use Diabexy sugar in this recipe because it's an excellent sugar substitute for those looking to control their blood sugar levels. Unlike most sugar substitutes that contain high EGL ingredients like Maltodextrin, maltose, dextrose, or sucrose, Diabexy sugar is made with fructooligosaccharide, which has an EGL of zero. This means it doesn't get absorbed in the intestine and gets flushed out without impacting blood sugar. This makes it a versatile and healthier choice for managing diabetes while enjoying sweet flavors.

Til Ka Peda Ingredients

  • Sesame seeds (white)150g
  • Peanuts (roasted)30g
  • Peanut butter (unsweetened)45g
  • Cardamom Powder5g
  • Diabexy Sugar30g

How to Make Til Ka Peda: Step-by-Step Guide

1
Roast sesame seeds

Take 150g of sesame seeds in a pan and roast them until golden brown and aromatic.

Roasting sesame seeds
2
Add peanuts and grind

Transfer the roasted sesame seeds to a grinder and add 30g of roasted peanuts. Grind them into a powdery texture.

Add peanuts to grinder
3
Place in bowl

Grind them into a powdery texture and place the mixture in a bowl.

Ground sesame and peanut powder
4
Add sweetener and spices

Add 30g of Diabexy sugar, 1 tsp of cardamom powder, and 3 tbsp of unsweetened peanut butter to the bowl.

Add Diabexy sugar and peanut butter
5
Combine ingredients

Combine all the ingredients properly.

Mixed peda dough
6
Shape into pedas

Take a small portion of the mixture and shape it into pedas.

Shaping pedas
7
Decorate (optional)

Optionally, you can add almonds as decoration.

Decorate with almonds
8
Ready to serve

Your Til ka peda is ready!

Ready til ka peda

Estimated Glycemic Load (EGL) per Peda

0.7

Extremely low - Excellent choice for diabetics!

This sugar-free peda recipe is the best for a person with diabetes. Sesame seeds are packed with protein, fiber, and minerals that help in lowering cholesterol and regulating blood sugar levels.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Yes! This version uses Diabexy sugar (sweet fiber with zero EGL) instead of refined sugar. With only 0.7 EGL per peda, it's an excellent diabetic-friendly sweet.

Yes, black sesame seeds work too. They have a slightly stronger, nuttier flavor and are equally nutritious.

Store in an airtight container at room temperature for up to 2-3 weeks. It stays fresh and flavorful.

Absolutely! Add crushed almonds, cashews, or pistachios for extra crunch and flavor.

Roasting enhances the nutty flavor, removes moisture, and makes the seeds easier to grind into a fine powder.

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