Wheat Surti sada butter

Brand Heritage: Baked with tradition by Seewans, formerly known as Amul Bakery, a renowned name with a baking legacy that traces back to 1976.

• Origin: Surat, Gujarat, India.
• Texture: Crispy and Crunchy, offering a delightful contrast to the traditional softness of butter biscuits.
• Butter Content: Features a traditional recipe with a balance of butter that imparts a satisfying buttery flavor without excessive richness.
• Flavorful Addition: Infused with aromatic jeera (cumin) for a touch of earthy spice.
• Salty Perfection: Includes a hint of salt that complements the savory notes of jeera.
• Simple and Crunchy: Made using simple ingredients, these biscuits deliver a satisfying crunch in every bite.
• Local Tradition: A beloved part of local Surati culinary heritage, these biscuits have been enjoyed for decades.
• Time-Tested Quality: With over four decades of baking expertise, Seewans continues to uphold the same authentic flavors and quality.
• Perfect Pairing: Ideal for tea or coffee, these biscuits are a classic choice for tea-time snacking.
• Surti Sada Butter Biscuits with Jeera and Salted by Seewans, previously known as Amul Bakery, represent a timeless culinary tradition that has been cherished in Surat for many years, offering a delightful crispy and crunchy experience with the aromatic touch of jeera and a hint of salt.

Surti Makhaniya Butter Biscuits 

• Brand Heritage: Baked with pride by Seewans, formerly recognized as Amul Bakery, a trusted name with a baking legacy dating back to 1976.
• Origin: Surat, Gujarat, India.
• Texture: Incredibly soft, buttery, and crumbly in your mouth.
• Butteriness: Made with generous amounts of creamy Makhaniya Butter (ghee) for a rich, buttery taste.
• Sweetness: Features a subtle, enhancing sweetness.
• Hint of Salt: Some variations may include a touch of salt to balance the flavors.
• Ingredients: Simple, including butter, flour, sugar, and sometimes spices.
• Tea-Time Classic: A favorite companion for tea or coffee.
• Popular Souvenir: A sought-after souvenir for visitors to Surat, representing the city's culinary tradition.