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Earn your bread and eat it too…

Earn your bread and eat it too…

As life gets faster and time on hand gets shorter, people look for ways to save time in their daily chores. A quick sandwich or a few biscuits are so much easier to carry and eat on the go, rather than roti-subzi. That is how, bread, an item which the British brought into India, and which was once supposedly used to ‘contaminate’ the water sources of the Hindus, became a regular part of the diet of crores of Indians!

Bread and its various versions, including buns, paav, cakes, naankatai, biscuits and the like, made their way into our lives because of their taste and convenience. Cakes became an indispensable part of birthdays, for rural or urban consumers alike. Moral of the story – a very potent opportunity to make bakery products your way to earn your daily bread!

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