From piping hot luchis and khichdi to lip-smacking macher jhol, foodies are spoilt for choice during the five-days of Durga Puja! Which means, that it’s the perfect time for you and your bae to go pandal hopping and relish some really scrumptious Bengali food.

2. Puchka

You know that whole debate whether the gol guppas of Delhi are better than the puchkas of Kolkata, right? Well, it's that time of the year to put that debate to rest and cross over to the other side. As you and your bae indulge in some pandal hopping, tease your taste buds by trying one puchka from every pandal. The puchkas you get at the pandals are nothing like the ones you get at your local street shops. If you don't believe me, try them for yourself.

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3. Luchi

Luchi, is a deep fried Indian bread that can be consumed for breakfast, lunch or dinner. People usually break their fast by gorging on delicious Luchi. A spicy or sweet curry is usually served with this and the combination is sure to tantalize your taste-buds. This dish is literally fit for Gods because it's usually offered as prasad to Goddess Durga. Food fit for Gods is a must have, right?

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