Butter Garlic Naan, Roti, Amritsari Kulcha & More Named Among Best Breads In The World. Full List Inside

Five Indian breads made the list of the world's 50 best breads. Check out the full list here.

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Bread, a culinary staple in kitchens worldwide, comes in various forms — leavened, unleavened, plain, or stuffed. Its versatility shines through the countless variations found across the globe. In India, a nation renowned for its diverse cuisine, an array of breads graces tables, each with distinct sizes, textures, and flavors. From the humble roti to the delectable naan, these breads hold a special place in Indian cuisine and are now gaining global recognition.

Taste Atlas, a source for food and travel enthusiasts, recently unveiled a list celebrating the world's finest bread creations. Surprisingly, five Indian breads earned a place among the top 50 breads from different countries.

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Claiming the third spot on the list is the delectable Butter Garlic Naan. This particular bread had previously secured a prominent position as the second-best flatbread worldwide, according to Taste Atlas. Its irresistible combination of garlic flavor and luscious butter drizzle makes it a true culinary delight.

Plain naan also earned its accolades, securing the eighth spot on the list and being recognized as the fourth-best flatbread globally.

Paratha, a breakfast essential loved by many, rightfully found its place on both lists, showcasing its universal appeal. The hearty and satisfying flavors of Amritsari kulcha, a stuffed bread, earned it a well-deserved spot on the list.

Not to be forgotten, the humble roti, a daily staple in the Indian diet, clinched the 27th position, immediately following the Amritsari Kulcha.

These accolades serve as a testament to the diverse and rich culinary traditions of India, where bread-making is an art form passed down through generations. As these Indian breads gain international recognition, they continue to captivate taste buds and bring global acclaim to India's culinary heritage.