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Shahi Tukda traditionally means a 'royal piece,' and it's a dessert that dates back to the Mughal era in India, accentuating their love for rich and extravagant foods. Unlike the classic recipe that uses condensed milk and clotted cream, this version introduces cheddar cheese, bringing a delightful fusion of Indian and Western flavors. The saffron and cardamom add a distinguished aroma, making it a sensory delight while appealing to both traditionalists and those seeking culinary innovation.