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Rich & Creamy Chocolate Badam Halwa Recipe Recipe

Rich & Creamy Chocolate Badam Halwa Recipe Recipe

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Published : Aug 24, 2025
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Last Updated Date: May 05, 2026

Treat yourself to the rich creaminess of Dairy Milk Badam Halwa. This decadent dessert is ideal for celebrations, family get-togethers, or a well-deserved personal treat.

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Difficulty:medium

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Serves:1

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Time:60 mins

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Contains egg: No

Badam Halwa has always been at the heart of the Indian dessert table. With its rich and slightly grainy consistency and a classic aroma, this dessert has always been everyone’s favorite. Be it a festival or an auspicious occasion, no celebration in India is ever complete without a bowl of warm chocolate badam halwa. Made with ground almonds, ghee, and sugar, this classic dairy milk badam halwa is all about a melt-in-the-mouth kind of experience. But what if there is a chance to make it even b......Read More

For the Recipe

  • 1 packet Cadbury Dairy Milk Silk chocolate
  • ½ cup soaked almonds
  • 1 cup milk
  • ¼ tsp saffron strands
  • ¼ cup suji
  • 4 tsp ghee
  • Substitutions: While the traditional recipe includes milk, ghee, and milk chocolate, to make this halwa a vegan Indian sweet, one may use alternatives like oil, plant-based milk substitutes, and vegan chocolate.

Dairy Milk Badam Halwa Recipe: Step-By-Step Guide

Preparing almond paste

Rich & Creamy Chocolate Badam Halwa Recipe - Soaking Almonds In Water
Step 1

Soak almonds in water for 1 hour.

Rich & Creamy Chocolate Badam Halwa Recipe - Ground Almonds In Blender
Step 2

After 1 hour, remove the skin and grind the soaked almonds in a blender.

Rich & Creamy Chocolate Badam Halwa Recipe - Almonds And Milk Grinding
Step 3

Add a little milk with almonds before grinding. You can also use water. Make a smooth paste.

Cooking the halwa

Rich & Creamy Chocolate Badam Halwa Recipe - Ghee Melting In Pan
Step 4

Heat a pan and add ghee. Let the ghee melt. Then add suji and shallow-fry it until the color changes.

Rich & Creamy Chocolate Badam Halwa Recipe - Adding Almond Paste
Step 5

Now add almond paste to the same pan. Start mixing it immediately.

Rich & Creamy Chocolate Badam Halwa Recipe - Milk Being Poured
Step 6

Once suji and almond paste are mixed, pour ½ cup milk and stir again.

Rich & Creamy Chocolate Badam Halwa Recipe - Adding Saffron Strands
Step 7

Once the milk is reduced, add some saffron strands. This is for a better aroma. If you don't like saffron, you can skip this step. 

Rich & Creamy Chocolate Badam Halwa Recipe - Creamy Halwa Cooling
Step 8

Next, add another ½ cup of milk and cook for 5 more minutes.

Step 9

Now break Cadbury Dairy Milk Silk chocolates into pieces and add them. Let it melt. Once melted, start mixing it with kheer. 

Step 10

Keep cooking until a creamy texture forms. Let it cool. Garnish and enjoy.

Tips

You can add more dry fruits for added richness.

Pro-Tips for the Perfect Texture

How to fix dry halwa?

Halwas often turn dry due to a lack of liquid elements that bring moisture to the recipe. To fix a dry halwa, add small amounts of hot milk, ghee, or water and keep stirring constantly until it turns creamy.

How to fix the lumpy texture of halwa?

To fix lumpy halwa, one needs to whisk it vigorously to break up lumps. If they still persist, mash them against the side of the pan with a ladle.

General tips

Overcooking the halwa makes it too thick instead of smooth.

While cutting down on ghee reduces calorie count, it also takes away the signature aroma of halwa from the recipe.

Storage And Serving Suggestions

When it comes to storage, in warm and humid weather, it is not recommended to store chocolate badam halwa at room temperature. If stored properly in airtight containers or covered tightly with plastic wrap, chocolate badam halwa can be refrigerated for 3 to 5 days. For a longer storage period, freezing is recommended.

While serving, the chocolate badam halwa can be garnished with elements like slivered almonds, pistachios, edible gold, or silver leaf. One may serve it with some chopped nuts on top of the badam halwa as well.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: Can I use almond flour instead of whole almonds? down-arrow

Yes, one can easily replace whole almonds with almond flour for a perfectly creamy, nutty chocolate badam halwa. It carries a perfect nutty aroma that makes the almond halwa a delicious dessert.

Q2: How long does Chocolate Badam Halwa last? down-arrow

When stored in an airtight container in the refrigerator, chocolate badam halwa usually lasts for 5 to 7 days. However, at room temperature in warmer climates, it is always best if consumed within 2 to 3 days.

Q3: Can I make this recipe vegan? down-arrow

Yes. To turn this chocolate badam halwa into a vegan version, one needs to replace ghee with oil, regular milk with plant-based alternatives, and milk chocolate with vegan dark chocolate.

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