Udaipur : 15 A.D. Bakery, a popular Rajasthani bakery founded in 1966, is opening its first branch in Udaipur, the city of lakes. The branch will be located near the UIT Circle. Two more branches are planned for the city in the future.
In a press conference on Saturday, bakery director Sahil Sheikh said that the company decided to expand outside of Jodhpurs after conducting a survey of potential locations. Udaipur was chosen because of its royal history, historical forts, lakes, temples, and tourist attractions.
The first branch in Udaipur will be inaugurated on Monday by Lakshyaraj Singh Mewar, a member of the former Mewar royal family.
The bakery’s name, 15 A.D., refers to the 15 original products that were offered when the company first opened. The “A.D.” stands for “Always Delight.”
Sheikh said that the bakery’s signature products include almond fantasy, pistachio delight, roasted dried fruit cookies, sugar cake, opera cake, German chocolate, Italian black forest, tiramisu cake, and cheese cake. These products are made with unique recipes that set the bakery apart from its competitors.
15 A.D. Bakery is known for its unique recipes, state-of-the-art production facilities, handmade products, and traditional flavors.
The bakery was founded in 1966 by Nabi Ahmed in a small 300-square-foot shop in Jodhpur. The company has since expanded to include five branches in Jodhpur. The bakery is known for its distinctive packaging and excellent quality. The business is now run by the third generation of the Ahmed family.
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