Symbolic pictureSamir Chandra Ghosh's Sweets
Home-made rasmalai, khirsha and pera sandesh, carried village to village across three districts
Copied from the business's own public page. Its owner has not confirmed it yet, so no phone number is shown.
- Sells products
- Delivers
About
Samir Chandra Ghosh of Hastabasantapur Ghoshpara in Akkelpur town, Joypurhat, has made sweets by hand and sold them village to village for about 30 years; his father and grandfather did the same. Every dawn he boils milk to make khirsha, pera sandesh and rasmalai, then carries the pots on his shoulder and walks 30-40 km through villages in Joypurhat, Bogura and Naogaon. He sells about Tk 10,000-12,000 worth of sweets a day, which supports his family. He is known above all for his rasmalai; buyers in Rukindipur (Akkelpur), Badalgachi (Naogaon) and Dupchanchia (Bogura) say people wait for him to arrive, and his prices are affordable.
Products and services
Rasmalai
Khirsha
Pera sandesh
Address and hours
Address
Delivers to
Want to start this business yourself?
Costs, steps, seasons and risks: read the full guide.