IPA: //ˈbɑːrfi//
KK: /bɑrfi/
A type of Indian sweet made from condensed milk, often flavored with fruits and spices, and usually cut into small pieces or squares.
For dessert, we enjoyed some delicious barfi made with pistachios and cardamom.
Barfi originates from the Persian word 'barf' (meaning snow), referring to the sweet's white, snowy appearance. It is a traditional Indian sweet made from condensed milk and sugar, often flavored with fruits or nuts.
Imagine the sweet's white, snowy look, just like 'barf' means snow in Persian — that's how you remember that 'barfi' is a sweet treat that looks like snow.