"Khaane ke baad meethe mein kya hai?"

This is my husband's favorite dialogue when ever he sees that Cadbury's ad and I can't help laughing and repeat it back 

"meethe ke baad meethe mein kya hai?"

But on a serious note, I have always held my self back whenever I serve it to him.

 I always prepare Neem rasam the next day or give him some fenugreek seeds to gulp with water. 

These are proven home remedies to reduce the sugar. 

But later I thought - how about making sweets more healthy? and to start with, I hit upon making laddoos with multigrains and nuts.

1/2 cup wheat Flour

1/2 cup Jowar Flour

1/2 cup Bajra Flour

1/2 cup Soya Flour

1/2 cup Fine oats powder

1/2 cup red rice Flour

1/2 cup ragi Flour

1/2 cup Splitted Green gram flour

4 cups powdered sugar

2 tsps powdered cardoman

5 Almonds

5 cashews

5 walnuts

5 pista

1/2 cup ghee

Grind oats in mixer and sieve it. 

Filter the fine oats powder. 

The left out granules can be used for oats pouridge :).

Grind the nuts (Almonds, cashews, walnuts and pista) coarsely in mixer. 

Dry roast the grounded nuts in low flame for one min. then add few drops ghee and roast for few mins and keep them aside.

Add all the Flours and oats powder and mix well.

Heat 4 tsps. of ghee in low flame and add mixed flours. 

Roast the flours in low flame till raw smell goes off and nice aroma arises. 

Let the roasted flours get cooled for few mins. 

Add the roasted nuts, Cardomam powder, Sugar powder and rest of the ghee to the roasted flours and mix well. 

Make laddoos before the mixture cools down. 

Mild heat needs to be retained to make good laddoos.

Instead of Sugar powder, you can use Brown sugar or jaggery.