"SLC31-W4" // "La Ruta Gastronómica Dulcera" - Postres fritos y de calle.

Steemian Friends,
Tripti Sweets and Bakery is a well-known fried food, sweets, and bakery shop in Jurain. Every day, countless people come here to taste delicious food and fresh sweets. Even in the busy environment of the Jurain area, the shop seems to be a familiar and comfortable place. A crowd of customers can be seen here from morning to night. Some come for breakfast, some come for an afternoon snack, and some buy sweets or cakes for the family. I go to eat roti and sweets for dinner in the evening. It is located near the Jurain Rail Gate in the capital, Dhaka. I have shown the location of the shop below through Steem-atlas pin code.

In front of the Tripti Sweets And Bakery

As soon as you walk in front of the shop, the aroma of fried food spreads around. The aroma of hot singara, samucha, puri, beguni, and chicken rolls easily attracts people. The shop is very crowded, especially in the afternoon. School and college students, employees, and people from the surrounding area like to sit here and have breakfast. The shop employees also serve food to the customers very sincerely, which has further increased the popularity of the shop. In front of the shop, fried food is being prepared using oil. Besides, we can see various items of sweets inside the transparent glass. I have shown the shop through a video recording.

Sweets unit

The sweets of Tripti Sweets and Bakery are also very delicious and attractive. Various types of sweets, including rasgulla, chamchom, black jam, sandesh, laddu, and curd, are available here. People buy sweets from here during Eid, Puja, weddings, or various events. The sweets are as beautiful to look at as they are fun to eat. Especially, fresh rasgulla and soft chamchom give a different taste to the mouth. I eat black jam sweets with bread. The shop has its own wrapper in which the ordered food is served.

Bakery & Fried Unit

There is also a wide variety of bakery products here. Different types of cakes, biscuits, bread, pastries, and buns are available. In addition, fried foods, including singara and chamcha, are prepared in the morning and evening. Many people order cakes from here for birthdays or small events. The cakes are beautifully decorated and taste quite good. Colorful pastries and chocolate cakes are a special attraction for children. Four salesmen help customers eat their food.

My order was sweet with the fried bread for dinner.

Chamchom	per kg	350 Taka(Local)	47 Steem
Red Chamchom	per kg	300 Taka(Local)	40 Steem
Strawberry black jam	per kg	600 Taka(Local)	79 Steem
RasGolla	per kg	300 Taka(Local)	40 Steem
Laddu	per kg	400 Taka(Local)	54 Steem
Singara	Per pcs	20 Taka(Local	3 Steem
Chamcha	Per pcs	20 Taka(Local	3 Steem

Besides, the price is within the reach of middle-income people. The sweets are made in the factory by collecting milk from its own farm. There are online and offline facilities for payment. Online payment methods are available at the cash counter. Tables are arranged for customers to sit and eat food. The salesman and the shop owner are very sincere. Electric fans are installed so that customers can sit and eat food in a comfortable environment.

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I prefer to order sweet or fried food and eat it hot. Because the taste, aroma, and texture of freshly prepared food give a completely different feeling. Especially when it comes to singara, samucha, or jilapi, it is much more fun to eat them. Moreover, fresh food usually feels healthier and fresher. So I feel comfortable eating freshly prepared food after ordering it rather than food that has been kept on the counter for a long time.

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I usually prefer to eat fried foods and sweets with hot coffee or tea. I like to eat singara, samucha, or jilapi with hot tea. Also, cakes or pastries taste great with a cup of hot coffee. Especially on a rainy day or in the afternoon, eating these foods with a hot drink is very comfortable.

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I like to enjoy these sweets as an afternoon snack. I love to eat rasgulla, chamcham, jilapi, or hot singara with a cup of hot tea or coffee in the afternoon. After a busy day, such a small afternoon snack refreshes the mind a lot, and the moment of chatting with family or friends becomes more joyful.

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