IPA: //ˈbɜːrfi//
KK: /bɜrfi/
A type of sweet dessert made from condensed milk, sugar, and various flavorings, often cut into small squares or diamonds.
She brought a box of burfi to the party, and everyone loved it.
The word 'burfi' originates from Persian 'barf', meaning snow, which refers to the sweet's white color and texture. It is a type of Indian sweet made from condensed milk and sugar, often flavored with cardamom or fruit.
Imagine a sweet that looks like 'snow' ('barf' in Persian) because of its white color and creamy texture — that's how you remember burfi!