7 Types Of Gujarati Parathas You Must Savour

By Krati Purwar September 11, 2024

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Doodhi Paratha

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Masala Paratha

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Gobi Paratha

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Thepla

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Bajra Paratha

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Palak Paratha

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Paneer Paratha

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