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The festive season has started and it is being seen in the market. Navratri, Diwali, Bhai Dooj and many festivals will now be celebrated. On the occasion of every puja, festival and happiness, sweets are made sweet with sweets. On Diwali, people give sweets along with gifts to each other. But these days there is adulteration in the food items found in the market. Mostly seen, mawa of poor quality is used to make sweets.
Along with cashew barfi, silver is also done on many sweets. But in the market, fake and adulterated silver work also appears in sweets like mawa. Which can harm health. In such a situation, good quality or fake silver work can be identified. Let’s know about it
Identify with texture and glow
The real silver layer is very thin and shiny. It is made so thin that it can easily fly in the air. The glow is its normal. In fake work, metals like luminium are often added, which makes its brightness look faster and artificial. The real silver work is very thin and light glow. At the same time, fake work is rough, thick and more glowing.
Silver work on sweets: Getty images
Touch and see
If you touch the real silver work by hand, it can stick to your fingers and it can burst very quickly. Because it is very thin. If there is aluminum work in fake silver work, it is thick and solid. It does not burst easily.
Buy sweets from Fassi or Right Shop
The most safe way is to buy sweets from Fassai certified shops. Because most of the iconic brands use real silver work and this information is given on their packaging. There is also a difference of money. The real work silver price can be found slightly more and fake work sweets can be found a little cheaper.
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In the festival season, silver to nuts and many adulteration can occur in sweets. So try to buy sweets from your reliable and certified shop. Apart from this, sweets will also be the best option at home.
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