Who doesn’t love Imarti? That crunchy delight has a way of making anyone’s day better. While being on an evening outing with friends or family, spotting a halwai making imartis felt like hitting the jackpot. Imartis are usually made by hand with halwais carefully shaping each piece.

But now, even sweets are getting a tech upgrade. A video recently caught widespread attention that shows machines making these iconic treats without anyone touching them.

Imarti Go High-Tech

In the viral clip, a machine is seen preparing imartis automatically. Instead of manually piping batter into hot oil, the machine pours it in perfect concentric circles, which are then fried until golden and crisp.

The overlay text on the video reads: “Make In India. Imarti, Malpua, Ghewar sab Banega (Imarti, Malpua Ghe

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