Posted on: 23-10-10 11:29:18
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Originally posted by quest
Hi,
I would like to know if there are any Indian style bakeries in Toronto/Scarborough/North York...(looking out for veg puffs/buns/biscuits)
thanks
Reviving 3.5 year old thread.
Is there any Indian style bakery in Brampton/Mississauga/Toronto?
I want to buy some Diwali treats for office, but not everybody seem to appreciate mathia/cholafali/kaju katri, and samosa is too common and donut is too Canadian.
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Originally posted by meghal
I want to buy some Diwali treats for office, but not everybody seem to appreciate mathia/cholafali/kaju katri, and samosa is too common and donut is too Canadian.
Sorry, I dont know any Indian style bakery, but curious to know what you are planning to make - my mouth is already watering, me ears eager to listen to a new sound, my eyes waiting to see something different...
Could not resist...
Hiren
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Originally posted by meghal
Quote:
Originally posted by quest
Hi,
I would like to know if there are any Indian style bakeries in Toronto/Scarborough/North York...(looking out for veg puffs/buns/biscuits)
thanks
Reviving 3.5 year old thread.
Is there any Indian style bakery in Brampton/Mississauga/Toronto?
I want to buy some Diwali treats for office, but not everybody seem to appreciate mathia/cholafali/kaju katri, and samosa is too common and donut is too Canadian.
Not sure they have what you are looking for but here are some links
Aone Bakery,
1365 MIDWAY BLVD, UNIT 13,
NEAR DIXIE GUARDWARA TEMPLE)
MISSISSAUGA ,ONT
L5T 2J9
TEL: (905)564-2663
web link http://www.desiconnection.ca/webmaster/aoneb.htm
Golden Bakery & Deli
5210 Finch E R, Toronto, ON M1S 4Z6
(416) 297-5907
Apar Bakery Inc
287 Glidden Rd
Brampton, ON L6W 1H9, Canada
Phone: (905) 453-6888
Happy Diwali
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Pramod Chopra
Senior Mortgage Consultant
Mortgage Alliance Company of Canada
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Originally posted by meghal
[I want to buy some Diwali treats for office, but not everybody seem to appreciate mathia/cholafali/kaju katri, and samosa is too common and donut is too Canadian.
Try Parle-G, Britania (50/50,tiger,Good Day)and Krackjack available in Indian grocery stores. I personally don't like these but used at my office and people liked them very much.
Try HOT BREADS on south / west corner of Burnhamthorpe/ Mavis I guess get Indian style baked stiff like puffs and biscuits etc
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Originally posted by hchheda
Sorry, I dont know any Indian style bakery, but curious to know what you are planning to make - my mouth is already watering, me ears eager to listen to a new sound, my eyes waiting to see something different...
Could not resist...
Hiren
Hiren
If your message was sarcastic, it went over the top of my head
. But not all people in my office might appreciate authentic Gujarati Diwali food. Thanks to Pramodji and Bombayduck for providing the location details.
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Originally posted by meghal
Hiren
If your message was sarcastic, it went over the top of my head
Thanks to Pramodji and Bombayduck for providing the location details.
Sorry, I am not at all sarcastic, genuinely interested to try different sweets this season. Most of the sweets we eat during diwali are Fried or with lots of dairy (fat), I was interested to see what we can have baked, probably slightly less in calories..
My Mom used to make Naan-Khatai, which we used to get baked in our neighbourhood bakery - but my wife does not know the receipe, even though we have an oven at home now. I am looking for more ideas...
Hiren
