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Homemade Rangoli brownies to sweeten your Deepavali

The special Rangoli brownie which is made with the finest chocolate and topped with chocolate ganache.

Updated 9 months ago · Published on 11 Oct 2025 3:23PM

Homemade Rangoli brownies to sweeten your Deepavali
They offer free delivery up to Petaling Jaya on the eve of Deepavali on Oct 19. - October 11, 2025

IN line with the upcoming festival of lights, a musician and his wife are selling fresh, home-made Rangoli brownies to help make ends meet.

According to Ernest Rabindran, he and his wife began making brownies to supplement their income and the demand has been encouraging.

"So, in line with Deepavali, we decided to come up with this special Rangoli brownie which is made with the finest chocolate and topped with chocolate ganache.

"We guarantee all the ingredients used are of the best quality and bound to make you desire for more," he said.

Rabindran is based in Klang and they offer free delivery up to Petaling Jaya on the eve of Deepavali on Oct 19.

The last day to place orders is Oct 16 and those interested can contact them at 012-3639592 – October 11, 2025

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