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Khari & Rusk

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is khari rusk, and how is it made

The Khari is a lightweight, flaky puff pastry. It is mainly made by layering doubt with fat. On the other hand, the rusk is a twist-baked bread, it is made by first baking a loaf of bread, slicing it and then baking the slice again at a low temperature until all moisture is removed. As a result, you get a hard, crunchy biscuit.

Is khari rusk sweet or savoury?

The Khari is predominantly savoury. At the same time, its variations may include popular varieties such as cumin, fenugreek and masala.

How should khari rusk be stored to maintain crispiness?

In order to maximise the crispiness of both biscuits, store them in an airtight container in a cool, dry place.

What makes khari rusk different from regular biscuits?

The baking process of the Khari and Rusk is completely different from that of regular biscuits. Where the regular biscuit is baked, Khari and Rusk are baked twice to get their texture and taste.

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