Jaggery
Also called jaggeree
Jaggery is a soft sugar made from sap resin and sold as a paste. Cooks use it to sweeten dishes with lentils, coconut, milk, or coriander seeds.
- Category
- Sugars & sweeteners
- Part used
- Sap resin
- Texture
- Soft
- Cooked most in
- Asia
- Top country
- Indonesia
- Dishes
- 2 in the catalogue

Photo: Halima Waziri · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia Commons
In the kitchen
How to use jaggery
Typical ways to cook or use it
- Sweeten
Goes well with
Flavour
Taste and texture
Texture
- Soft
Shopping
Choosing and storing jaggery
- Sold as
- Paste
On the table
Dishes made with jaggery
Getuk pero
Indonesia
Katt Bafla
Dish lists come from Wikidata; a dish counts when its recorded ingredients include jaggery.
Family
Related forms
- A kind of
- sugar
Around the world
What jaggery is called
French
jaggery · Sucre de palme · gur
Italian
Jaggery
Portuguese
jagra
German
Jaggery
Dutch
jaggery
Russian
Джаггери
Polish
Cukier trzcinowy
Arabic
جكر · سكر جلاب · السكر الجلاب · جاكري
Persian
شکر زرد · گور
Hindi
गुड़ · गुढ़
Bangla
গুড়
Urdu
گڑ
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Assamese
গুড় · গুৰ · চুৰা
Basque
Jaggery
Bhojpuri
गुड़
Bulgarian
Джагери
Burmese
ထန်းလျက်
Cantonese
片糖
Chinese
石蜜 · 片糖 · 混糖
Gujarati
ગોળ
Indonesian
Sarkara
Japanese
ジャガリー · ジャグリー · 赤糖
Javanese
Gula abang
Kannada
ಬೆಲ್ಲ
Korean
재거리
Latin
Iagra
Malay
Jageri
Malayalam
ശർക്കര · വെല്ലം · Jaggery
Marathi
गूळ · गुळ
Norwegian Nynorsk
jaggery
Pashto
گوړه
Punjabi
ਗੁੜ
Sanskrit
गुडः
Santali
ᱜᱩᱲ
Scottish Gaelic
Seagaraidh
Simplified Chinese
石蜜
Sindhi
ڳڙ
Slovenian
nerafinirani trsni sladkor · jaggery
Tamil
வெல்லம் · கருப்பட்டி · அச்சு வெல்லம் · பனங்கருப்பட்டி
Telugu
బెల్లం · బెల్లము
Thai
น้ำตาลโตนด
Traditional Chinese
石蜜
Traditional Chinese (Hong Kong SAR China)
石蜜
Tulu
ಬೆಲ್ಲ
Ukrainian
джаґґері
Western Panjabi
گڑ
Sources and credits
Data
- GlobeCooks editorial: descriptions, kitchen notes and classification, written by GlobeCooks from checked sources
- Wikidata: names, classification and dishes (CC0 1.0)
- Wikimedia Commons: photos
Wikidata item: Q1148077
Photos
Photo: Halima Waziri · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia Commons