Costaz (Goa) Bebinca Indian Sweet - 500 gm

Bought it back as 'something for me to try, when I get home' from a trip to India & Goa 3 years ago.Just found it again in the cupboard and thought I should try it as it was still sealed in outer celephane and in a vaccum pack inside the box. Mine was in block form (I know you can get other shaped pieces in Goa/India). Made up layers of soft butter (soaked) sweet pastry I think? (Someone correct me if I'm wrong). 3 or 4 thin layers with a sweet spicy layer and then another 3o4 thin layers and then 2 or 3 more alternating layers, the layers are firmly stuck to one another, so separating them isn't easy, except whwn it melts in your mouth and the sweet spicy (cinnamon/marsala chi - like taste makes your mouth go 'wow'.Needless to say, I now need some more, but not anticipating another trip to Goa/India, just to buy some authentic Goan Bebinca (bought from a genuine grocer/minimarket shop in Patnem, Goa.So Costaz/Amazon; Your pantry has many specialities from all over the world, it's about time you added this on your list of 'global' foods available to us.Or where can I buy this in the UK?

Well known sweet. However, the expiry dates should be at least six months from date of purchase if purchasing 2 - in my case, it is 3/4 month i.e. March/April