Revolutionary Parotta Manufacturing
We make soft and flaky parottas retaining freshness in a fully automated process while maintaining highest hygiene standards which gives them maximum shelf life
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Layered Flat bread an healthier alternative to maida, made from wheat flour instead of maida absorbing less oil with more fiber. It can make a complete meal with appropriate curry with vegetables or meat.
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Indulge in the irresistible taste and a softer, more delicate mixture of Maida Parottas that steals your heart and melts in your mouth. Enjoy them with your favorite curry or simply with a side of yogurt and pickles. Malabar Parotta one of the famous types of parotta is made of maida.
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Coin parottas are small parottas that are shallow/deep fried into golden crispy coins to satisfy your culinary tastes. This parotta is a favourite in southern Tamil Nadu region. Coin parottas are very difficult to make but with True Layers you can experience this delicacy whenever you want
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Nool Parotta is a delicious variation of parotta known for its distinct, layered texture that is both crispy and flaky. The name "nool" refers to the thread-like layers that are the structure of this parotta. Enjoy these with a variety of accompaniments for an amazing meal experience!
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The Journey of parottas from dough to tray
Kneading the dough
Our blender Kneads the dough to the right consistency. We combine flour, salt, and water on low speed, then knead on medium speed for 8-10 minutes until the dough is smooth, elastic, and slightly tacky.
Sheeting
Then the machine flattens the dough balls by feeding them through rollers, adjusting thickness as needed. Ensuring specific thickness and uniformity.
Rolling
The dough balls are fed into the rollers, gradually adjusting settings for desired thickness which rolls the dough out evenly, ensuring uniformity. Oil is added to the rollers to prevent the dough from sticking.
Layering
The rolled dough is then passed to the layering machine where they are coiled to form layers. Once the dough finishes this stage its fed into the flattening machine
Flattening
The rolled dough is then flattened to form thin and soft parottas and send into the freezer which preserves the uncooked parottas at -40 degree celsius