Original sentence: Malaysia and Singapore have a similar drink called bandung.The dessert came to Medieval India with the many Muslim merchants and dynasties that settled in the Indian subcontinent in the 16th to 18th century.The foundation of falooda goes back to Persia, where a similar dessert, faloodeh, was popular
Edited sentence: After drying, these sevikas should be mixed with hot milk and served.Malaysia, indonesia and Singapore have a similar drink called bandung and Cendol.The foundation of falooda goes back to Persian faloodeh's cellophane noodles.These sevikas should be placed in a sari (cloth) to remove the water content.kheer made of a kind of indian vermicelli called sevika is mentioned in 13th century south indian hindu text leela charita, in 8th century Chavundaraya explains it as rice flour soaked with dahi and water, cooked and made into sevikas