Jamtala rosogolla
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Soft syrupy rosogolla from a famous roadside sweet shop at Jamtala in Sharsha.
On the road to Benapole, the market town of Jamtala in Sharsha is known for its rosogolla. The chhana balls are soft and spongy, soaked in light syrup. Travellers to and from the border often stop to eat and carry clay pots home. Try them fresh and warm if you can.
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