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We Are Ceylon Selling Avurudu Kavili Box & Kiri Uthurana Set handmade by rural women of Sri Lanka

9 more days to the New Year. Are you ready to begin the festivities? Well, you can't start without boiling milk at the a...
04/04/2021

9 more days to the New Year. Are you ready to begin the festivities? Well, you can't start without boiling milk at the auspicious time. Drop us a message and place your order for a Kiri Uthurana Set on or before the 9th of April to recieve it in time for the new year

03/04/2021

Thank you for supporting our small business. Working with you and your team has made this experience so special.

Launching We Are Ceylon with our first two products, the Kiri Uthurana Set and Kavili Box, we didn’t know where this would lead but with the amount of positivity we have received ❤️ We are truly grateful! Thank you again

The count down has officially begun🙌13 days until Avurudu and we are looking forward to it 🌸 the food, sweets, Avurudu g...
02/04/2021

The count down has officially begun🙌

13 days until Avurudu and we are looking forward to it 🌸 the food, sweets, Avurudu games, the cute matching outfits, chance for new prosperous beginnings and of course, most importantly, time to spend with friends and family.

What are you plans this Avurudu?
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Thank you Otara Gunewardene for promoting our product ❤️ If anyone would like to purchase our Kiri Uthurana Set, you can...
01/04/2021

Thank you Otara Gunewardene for promoting our product ❤️

If anyone would like to purchase our Kiri Uthurana Set, you can puchase it from The Who We Are website 😊🙏

Click on the link below ⬇️

https://whoweare.lk/product/dara-lipa-set/

Mhmmm 🤤 Milk Toffee aka Kiri Aluwa or Kiri Toffee. A delicacy that originates from . •These delicious treats come in li...
31/03/2021

Mhmmm 🤤 Milk Toffee aka Kiri Aluwa or Kiri Toffee. A delicacy that originates from .
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These delicious treats come in little squares traditionally but can vary in size.

It’s ⁠made out of condensed milk, cardamoms, cashews and butter

Conscious living can be achieved simply by going back to our roots. Sugar wasn't always the go-to sweetener, it only cam...
31/03/2021

Conscious living can be achieved simply by going back to our roots. Sugar wasn't always the go-to sweetener, it only came about in the early 1800s under the rule of the British government. Before sugar was introduced, honey was extracted from resourceful exotic fruits like coconut or palmyra to add sweetness ⁠
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Our Pani Aluwa is a treat made with coconut honey, conscious of the health benefits and our identity as islanders

Kiri Uthuranawa, a tradition. The boiling and overflow of the milk is said to signify a surplus of prosperity and abun...
30/03/2021

Kiri Uthuranawa, a tradition. The boiling and overflow of the milk is said to signify a surplus of prosperity and abundance at each new milestone we achieve throughout our lives, whether its entering a new year, starting a business or moving into your first home ❤️ Traditionally, Sri Lankan’s have used coconut milk to boil the milk but cows milk can also be used 🥛

This is our Avurudu Kavili Box ❤️ This was designed for you to have everything you need for your table on Avurudu day fo...
28/03/2021

This is our Avurudu Kavili Box ❤️ This was designed for you to have everything you need for your table on Avurudu day for you and your family to enjoy (except the Kiribath 😉)
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Dm us to place your order or with any questions you may have. We look forward to hearing from you!

Curious as to what's wrapped up so snuggly?⁠⁠The Kiri Uthurana Set is everything you need for all your new beginnings, f...
28/03/2021

Curious as to what's wrapped up so snuggly?⁠
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The Kiri Uthurana Set is everything you need for all your new beginnings, from the clay pot to the tiny matchbox. The only thing you need to get is the milk and you're good to go⁠

What's Christmas without Christmas Cake? Chinese New Year without Fortune Cookies? And Sinhalese and Tamil New Year with...
27/03/2021

What's Christmas without Christmas Cake? Chinese New Year without Fortune Cookies? And Sinhalese and Tamil New Year without Kavili?⁠
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Festivals around the world would be less special without its signature dishes. Each piece you see here is homemade with ingredients that are authentically Sri Lankan⁠

Not enough time to prepare fully for the new year? We've got you covered!⁠⁠Everything you need to go into the Sinhalese ...
27/03/2021

Not enough time to prepare fully for the new year? We've got you covered!⁠
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Everything you need to go into the Sinhalese and Tamil New Year auspiciously and in the most traditional sense with aromatic cinnamon wood to burn for the new light and sweetmeats made at home with love, all wrapped up beautifully in our signature handmade packaging

Kokis 😋 We believe this is a favorite of many. It’s definitely ours 😉 Kokis is a deep-fried, crispy Sri Lankan traditi...
27/03/2021

Kokis 😋 We believe this is a favorite of many. It’s definitely ours 😉 Kokis is a deep-fried, crispy Sri Lankan traditional food made from two simple ingredients, rice flour and coconut milk. Although considered as a traditional Sri Lankan dish, it is believed to have come from the Dutch.
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This is an important dish when celebrating Sinhala and Tamil New Year and plays a major role in other special occasions. There are also several different ways you can indulge kokis as a snack.

1. Dust castor sugar over the rosettes to give it a sweeter flavor. These rosettes can be great as Christmas cookie treats!

2. Drizzle a bit of treacle over the kokis at the time of serving.

3. Dip into a bowl of chocolate sauce, I bet the kids would love it, you can also use white chocolate.

4. Add a few teaspoons of chilli powder to make a spicier version of the kokis.

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