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Hospitality - Food
Traditional Cuisine
In food, as in all else, Pune believes in tradition. All-time Maharashtrian favourites include Puran Poli (a paratha stuffed with jaggery and dal), Aamti (masala dal), and Alu chi Vadi (steamed arbi leaves, fried in an unusual sweet and spicy masala). Also popular are the wholesome Pithla Bhakri, Varan Bhat, Matki Ki Usal and Thali Pith.
Pune Hospitality
Summer Special
Mangoes, in all their range of colour, flavour and recipe!! From tangy green through flamboyant orange to delicate pink, the summer in Pune flaunts the fruit in a glorious splash of vibrant colour. May is the best time of year for the famed Alphonso, but other succulent varieties are available through most of the summer and early monsoon. And although the ultimate Maharashtrian dessert amras is best made from the pulp of fresh mangoes, there are others that are available throughout the year - mango barfi, amrakhand (mango yogurt), mango poli, aam papad. the list goes on.
The Kayani Bakery
Probably one of the best-known bakeries in the country. Their range of biscuits includes Brazil Nut and Ginger, but what they are really famous for is the Shrewsberry variety. They bake two lots of Shrewsberry biscuits in a day, once in the late afternoon and once at around dawn. Both lots are sold out within a few minutes. If you're looking for further testimony to the quality of these biscuits, the queue outside the bakery in the small hours of the morning says it all.
Chitale Bandhu Mithaiwale
Few tourists leave Pune without a sizable parcel of bhakarwadis from Chitale Bandhu. This shop is also popular for its fresh shrikhand, pedhas and modaks.
Laxmi Narayan Chiwda
While the Chitales also make a great chiwda, the real specialists are the Laxmi Narayan Chiwda people. Laxmi Narayan Chiwda is now available across the globe, but Pune is where it comes from.
The Pune Food Festival
Held during the summer, the Pune Food Festival presents varieties of food from all over India.

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