Pune's Historic Bakery Continues Legacy with Iconic Bread

A 169-year-old family-run bakery in Pune, established in 1857, continues to serve its iconic, fragrant 'roat' bread. The bakery, now in its fifth and sixth generations, is known for its traditional recipe and has been patronized by figures like Indira Gandhi and Dilip Kumar.

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Pune’s 169-year-old bakery serves iconic bread once loved by Indira Gandhi, Dilip Kumar

A Pune institution since 1857, offers a taste of tradition with its iconic, fragrant roat. This family-run bakery, now in its fifth and sixth generations, continues to craft the sweet, rich roti using simple ingredients, maintaining a legacy of honest food and cherished memories for its loyal customers.

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