The Hyderabad-based Karachi Bakery, known for its delectable treats throughout India, has attained international acclaim after being included on Taste Atlas' list of the world's 150 most iconic dessert establishments. fruit biscuits from Karachi Bakery are now listed as the 29th greatest dessert worldwide by Taste Atlas, a prestigious travel resource for foodies. The biscuits are a special product and are mentioned as such. It went on to say that the biscuits had a delicate flavor and were loaded with candied fruit.

Other indian eateries on the Taste Atlas’ list
Apart from Karachi Bakery in hyderabad, nine other indian eateries have made it onto Taste Atlas’ list of the 150 most legendary dessert places in the world:

1. Kayani Bakery, pune ( Ranked 18)
2. KC Das, kolkata (25)
3. Flurys, kolkata (26)
4. Balaram Mullick & Radharaman Mullick, kolkata (37)
5. K Rustom & Co, mumbai (49)
6. Kuremal’s Kulfi, New delhi (67)
7. Prakash Ki Mashoor Kulfi, lucknow (77)
8. Chitale Bandhu, pune (85)
9. Jalebi Wala, New delhi (93)

The complete list of the most legendary dessert places in the world has been made available on the official website of Taste Atlas. 
Click https://www.tasteatlas.com/iconic-desserts-legendary-places to know about that.

Karachi Bakery in Hyderabad
The first location of Karachi Bakery, which was established in hyderabad in 1953, was Moazzam Jahi Market. With time, it increased its presence in other indian cities like delhi, Bengaluru, and Chennai. Currently, the bakery exports its goods to several nations, including the Middle East, Australia, Canada, Europe, and the United States.

What makes it Special?
Karachi Bakery, founded in 1953 by Khanchand Ramnani, who moved to hyderabad from Karachi, Pakistan, during the partition, expanded from selling bread, toast, and biscuits to now stocking a variety of goods at its numerous branches around the nation. We visited the bakery's oldest location in Mozamjahi Market and browsed aisles of sweet and salty goodies, cakes, and gift baskets despite the fact that there are 13 branches of the business located throughout the city and four outlets at the airport.

We went to the biscuit department while drooling at the sight of strawberry Kalakand and Besan Laddoos. They offer 30-35 different varieties of biscuits, such as Zeera Biscuits, Coconut Biscuits, and pista Biscuits. However, they have left behind quite a legacy with their fruit, cashew, and Osmania biscuit products. They provide a wide variety of cookies and biscottis, all of which are packaged beautifully in boxes for gifts.

There is no end to the number of tourists coming in, and their devoted clients rave about the quality of the goods here. Family members or friends may instruct or request anyone visiting hyderabad or traveling outside the country to bring back boxes of these renowned biscuits. fruit cookies are still created by hand to maintain the flavour that customers enjoy, even though they have mastered the technique of baking some of the most delicious biscuits. We tested them, of course, and while they are crispy, they are also fairly soft. We also had the dilkush, a packed sweet bread that was unlike anything we had ever encountered.  
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16/09/2023 08:54 AM