HOT Breads

In the wee hours of the night of 30 March, totally oblivious of the financial year closing the following day, the people of Ludhiana will make a beeline to the Sarabha Nagar market to partake of the First in India 100 kg World Cup Cricket Cake to celebrate the victory of India over arch-rivals Pakistan at Hot Breads.Harjinder Singh, his family, friends, his chefs and his employees are excited and have started making arrangements convinced that India will win. They have planned a 100 kg cake to be put up in the middle of the market and every cricket fan and visitor will be invited to partake for free a slice of India’s victory.“We at Hot Breads have always kept pace with the growth of cricket in India and we believe that our delicious and mouth-watering cake will also foster the game in this part of the country and new youngsters will take to the game and excel in it”, says Harjinder Singh when asked to share the rationale behind organizing the mega cake event.“Of course India will win” –that is how confident Satinder Singh is, who brought French cuisine to Ludhiana sometime back and there is no looking back.Chefs Aggarwal and Jeeva are already counting the dough and the fruits required and their cake-talk is itself tempting enough.So, to allow Ludhianvis to taste the best and the largest cake in town in the history of the city, India must win, hopes Harjinder Singh, with fingers crossed and prayers on his lips. “This cake will be Punjab’s tribute to the game of cricket, and we invite cricket fans to enjoy the magic of the Hot Breads’ 100 kg Cricket Cake, wraps up Harjinder Singh in his suave, soft-spoken manner.