- Take cashews in food processor and grind them to a fine powder. 
- Sieve the powdered cashew through a strainer to separate any big and broken cashew pieces. 
- Collect the powder in a bowl. 
- Use sugarfree maple syrup or agave instead of granular sugarfree.  
- Take ⅔ cup liquid sugarfree syrup in a pan and bring it to boil. 
- Or Use ⅓ cup of granular sugarfree sweetener with ¼ cup of water and bring the mixture to boil. 
- or Use ½ cup of simple sugar with ⅓ cup of water and bring the mixture to boil and until a sticky one string consistency. 
- Once the syrup starts to bubble and feels slightly sticky(the consistency won't be sticky like sugar syrup) add cashew powder. 
- I suggest mixing ⅓ teaspoon of tapioca or corn starch to the cashew powder before adding it. 
- This helps the cashew powder to thicken beautifully and become sticky as they would in simple sugar syrup. 
- After adding the cashew powder, stir well to mix properly. 
- Keep stirring until the mixture reaches the consistency of soft dough. 
- If you want to make cashew halwa or fudge stop at this step.  
- Spread the mixture on a greased plate or sheet and refrigerate.  
- For katli, proceed to the next step. 
- At this point, you may notice the mixture leaving the pan and oozing some oil. 
- Cook the mixture for some more time (five more minutes) by stirring vigorously till it becomes a lumpy semi-solid dough.  
- It will feel stretchy and doughy at this point. 
- Turn the heat off and allow the mixture to cool. 
- Now take the dough in a big bowl and add few drops of almond milk or cashew milk. 
- Knead it well and add few more drops of milk to make a soft and malleable dough. 
- Divide the dough into four parts. 
- Roll each part into a thick circle with the help of a rolling pin.  
- Cut diamond shaped pieces with the help of a knife or pizza cutter.  
- Store the quick sugar free vegan cashew katli in an air tight container for three days at room temperature or up to seven days in refrigerator.  
- Serve at room temperature.