This peanut fair popularly known as “Kadalekayi Parishe” happens every year during the month of November or Karthik Masa in local language i.e., Kannada. All the peanut growing farmers come with their bags of all types of peanuts to this place called Basavanagudi. It lasts for 3 days in the last week of November. Starting from Monday and ends on Wednesday.
with @bakasura_forever 
Gulkan Bun at the Kadalekayi Parishe, Basavanagudi.
Gulkan is made from rosepetals and tastes sweet. It can also be used as a jam and is considered very healthy. It’s also tasty. 
Hi @soww_aj these look yummy. I’ve merged your two similar posts.
What is the significance of the peanuts?
Paul
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Annual peanut fair @soww_aj , I never heard before .
Very interest ing ,so do you bring peanut for this fair from your garden ?
My favorite dried fruit!
Salted or simply toasted … one leads to another and you don’t stop!
Thanks @soww_aj for sharing and Happy Kadalekayi Parishe!
Bye,
Davide
Hi @soww_aj it is my first time that I have known pea nut fair. Really it is interesting for me.
Hi @soww_aj thanks for sharing this post this is my favorite is winter time in North India call ( Mumfali) really very good for health also.
Regard
You’re welcome @JMD9 . Yes, I’ve heard of mungfali and it’s considered healthy as well. One of my favourite too.
Yes @TuhinSir . It sure is. It’s one of a kind experience. Do visit Karnataka.
I would totally agree with you @davidhyno . Salted is my favourite. Thankyou so much for sharing. Do visit India.
Hi @Nyainurjanah , we as in citizens don’t grow peanuts in our gardens. At this fair, the peanut farmers & cultivators from all parts of rural Karnataka bring the groundnuts in huge gunny bags to sell. It has a cultural importance & history behind it.
Hi @soww_aj where the place is it?
Hi this groundnut fair happens every year on the last Monday of Karthik Masa (mostly November/December) at “Basavanagudi, Bangalore, Karnataka, India”.
Hi @TuhinSir ,this groundnut fair happens every year on the last Monday of Karthik Masa (mostly November/December) at “Basavanagudi, Bangalore, Karnataka, India”.
