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Key Features:
• Crisp, baked chand biscuit
• Quality ingredients and homely flavor
• Convenient 400 g pack
• Perfect for tea-time and snacks
Benefits:
• Satisfies sweet cravings
• Great for lunch boxes
• Pairs perfectly with tea or milk
• Long shelf life pantry staple
Product Details:
Net Weight: 400 g
Category: Cookies
Storage: Store in a cool, dry place
Karachi Bakery Chand Biscuit 400 g
$5.75
Product Info
| Description | Karachi Chand Biscuits are one of the most beloved classics from Karachi Bakery, known for their unique crescent (moon) shape and light, crisp texture. Mildly sweet and delicately flavored, these biscuits melt in the mouth yet retain a satisfying crunch that pairs beautifully with tea, coffee or milk. This generous 400 g family pack lets you relive nostalgic snack-time moments with friends and loved ones. Each biscuit is baked to golden perfection using premium wheat flour, sugar and butter for a homestyle feel, without artificial colours or preservatives. Whether you’re serving guests, packing lunch boxes or enjoying a quiet break, Karachi Chand Biscuits bring a touch of tradition and comfort to every bite. Order Now! |
| Unit | 400 g |
| Country of Origin | India |
Key Features:
• Crisp, baked chand biscuit
• Quality ingredients and homely flavor
• Convenient 400 g pack
• Perfect for tea-time and snacks
Benefits:
• Satisfies sweet cravings
• Great for lunch boxes
• Pairs perfectly with tea or milk
• Long shelf life pantry staple
Product Details:
Net Weight: 400 g
Category: Cookies
Storage: Store in a cool, dry place
Return Policy
Refund Only (No Returns) For safety reasons, this item cannot be returned. If it arrives damaged, defective, spoiled, or wrong, request a refund within 48 hours of delivery.
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