😋Favorite Dish😋


 This delicacy made by my mother is called Halap Kurakkan flour prepares this dish well.This adds   kithul honey to make it even more delicious.This halapa can be called one of the most delicious     dishes I have ever eaten.In the morning, when I eat Halapa, my body gets energized.😋😋                           
                                                                                               Halapa is very beautifully made.One of the     healthiest and tastiest supplements I have ever   eaten.This can be prepared for eating at any time.I heard from my mother that this is also delicious with kithul flour.I would like to reiterate that Halapa is one of my favorite foods.😋😋 Thank You.❤️                                                                                                                                                                                                            🙃 pasindu🙃

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