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5 Guilt-Free Dairy Milk Jaggery Dessert Bars for Yoga Day

Written by Aarushi Agrawal | Jun 12, 2025 2:30:00 AM

International Yoga Day is a celebration of balance between the mind and body, discipline and delight, austerity and abundance. While yoga centres us and strengthens our inner awareness, the food we consume plays a crucial role in extending that balance into our daily lives. That’s why this Yoga Day, we’re reimagining indulgence with a twist. So here are 5 guilt free Dairy Milk jaggery dessert bars. The jaggery is a naturally sweet, nutrient-rich alternative to refined sugar and the Dairy Milk adds a nice modern flavor that’s rich and familiar. These dessert bars are not just delicious, they’re thoughtfully crafted to align with yogic values of wellness and moderation. Each recipe uses jaggery in place of sugar, infuses wholesome ingredients, and brings in the comforting familiarity of Dairy Milk chocolate. The result is a collection of sweet treats that nourish and satisfy, without the heaviness or guilt.

1. Jaggery and oats bars

This is essentially a layered no-bake bar with toasted oats, ghee-roasted nuts, jaggery syrup, and a smooth Cadbury Dairy Milk topping. Oats are slow digesting and grounding, making them ideal for post yoga nourishment. Jaggery brings a caramel like depth, while the Dairy Milk layer creates a familiar finish that feels indulgent but balanced. These are perfect to pack in your yoga bag for a quick, energising post-practice snack.

To make it:

  • Toast the rolled oats and chopped almonds.
  • Heat jaggery with a bit of ghee to form a sticky syrup.
  • Combine with oats and press into a tray.
  • Pour melted Dairy Milk over the top and chill until firm.

 

2. Banana and walnut bars

This is a soft, cakey bar made from mashed banana, whole wheat flour, jaggery, and walnuts, with a drizzle of melted Dairy Milk on top. Banana is rich in potassium, supporting muscle recovery. Jaggery complements its sweetness naturally, while walnuts offer crunch and omega-3s. The Dairy Milk drizzle adds just the right level of decadence. This bar aligns beautifully with sattvic principles, being minimally processed and made from seasonal, nourishing ingredients.

To make it:

  • Mix the mashed bananas, jaggery, oil, flour, baking soda, and crushed walnuts.
  • Bake until golden brown, cool slightly.
  • Melt a few squares of Dairy Milk and drizzle generously over each piece.

 

3. Ragi and jaggery bars

Earthy ragi (finger millet) flour forms the base of this nutrient rich bar, sweetened with jaggery and dotted with chunks of Cadbury Dairy Milk. Ragi is a sattvic grain loaded with calcium and iron. Its mildly nutty taste pairs beautifully with jaggery’s warmth and the creamy richness of Dairy Milk chunks that melt into little pools during baking. This is a perfect treat to share after a community yoga session, bringing grounding, satisfaction, and comfort.

To make it:

  • Mix the ragi flour, jaggery, ghee, a pinch of cardamom, and chopped nuts.
  • Fold in the Dairy Milk chunks and bake until set.
  • Cool and slice into squares.

 

4. Coconut and jaggery rice bars

Inspired by traditional South Indian coconut and jaggery sweets, this chewy bar uses cooked rice, fresh coconut, and jaggery, layered and swirled with melted Dairy Milk. Rice and coconut are both sattvic, easily digestible, and nourishing. Combined with the indulgent silkiness of chocolate, the texture becomes both homely and gourmet. Serve it chilled after a restorative yoga class for a truly rejuvenating experience.

To make it:

  • Cook rice and mix with grated coconut and jaggery.
  • Press into a tray and swirl in melted Dairy Milk.
  • Chill and cut into squares.

 

5. Peanut butter and jaggery bars

This is a crunchy, protein packed bar made with puffed rice or granola, natural peanut butter, jaggery syrup, and topped with a thin Dairy Milk layer. Peanut butter and jaggery create a chewy, nutty base that feels like comfort food, while Dairy Milk on top creates an irresistible texture contrast. It’s a modern snack with traditional roots. These bars are great for outdoor events, being non-messy, high in energy, and kid-friendly too.

To make it:

  • Warm the peanut butter and jaggery until smooth.
  • Stir in the puffed rice or granola, press into a tin.
  • Melt Dairy Milk and spread thinly over the top.
  • Cool, then slice into portable bars.

 

Tips:

These recipes are naturally sweet and rich. Cut them into small squares or bars since those are more than enough for one person to consume. Also remember to eat slowly since their taste lingers on the tongue for a long time.