How did Harvest Gold kulchas perform?
Eyes eat first, then the nose, and finally our mouth. Looks-wise, Harvest Gold Kulchas had a mild coriander topping. Though it didn’t bring significant changes in the taste, the presence of the coriander elevates the visual appearance.
The Harvest Gold Kulchas were separated using good quality butter paper that ensured no breakage whatsoever. When removed from the pack, we noticed not only were Harvest Gold kulchas the thickest, but they also maintained consistency till the last piece. For the actual taste test, we slightly toasted the kulchas with some Amul butter. No side dishes were involved in the tasting. By the end of our taste test, the contender kulchas had become flat. However, Harvest Gold maintained it’s fluffiness throughout.
A satiating taste test later, the fluffiest kulcha is by…
Regular round-shaped and made with refined flour, these were the two factors we based our selection of contenders. For a fair and standardized review, we picked Bonn Prime Time, Britannia Kulcha, English Oven Kulcha Bread, and Harvest Gold kulchas.
Since Harvest Gold kulchas are lightly seasoned, eating them with a flavored curry is a safe bet. The thickness and fluffiness of the kulchas were identical throughout. Harvest Gold, hands down, had the softest and well-baked kulchas amongst all.
There you go! The softest, tastiest, and fluffiest kulcha is by Harvest Gold. Based on the review conducted by Team Mishry, the flavor and texture are better than all other contenders. However, if you prefer aloo stuffed kulchas, feel free to skip this review. But, if you’re looking for a quick fix for that bowl of chole, try this and let us know!