An honest review of Kazi Farms Kitchen Dal Puri 10 pcs 450 gm in Bangladesh — what the ৳145 price buys, how to serve it, and how it compares with other snack picks from Gravity Bazar.
If you are searching for the Kazi Farms Kitchen Dal Puri 10 pcs 450 gm price in Bangladesh, the short answer is ৳145 at Gravity Bazar. That works out to about ৳14.50 per piece, and each piece averages roughly 45 gm. This review explains what you actually get for that money, how the puris behave when you cook them, and whether they deserve space in your freezer next to other breakfast and snack staples.
We keep this practical. No inflated claims, no invented certifications. Just what the pack is, who it suits, and where the trade-offs sit.
What the Kazi Farms Kitchen Dal Puri 10 pcs 450 gm Price in Bangladesh Actually Buys
The pack holds 10 ready-to-cook dal puris, total net weight 450 gm, priced at ৳145. Kazi Farms Kitchen is a processed and frozen food line from Kazi Farms Group, a name most Bangladeshi households already know from poultry and eggs. That familiarity matters when you are buying frozen food online — you want a brand with a traceable supply chain behind it.
At ৳14.50 per puri, this sits in the same band as a cup of tea from a roadside stall. Compare that with a plate of two dal puris at a neighbourhood breakfast shop, which usually costs more once you add the side dish, and the home option looks reasonable for a family of four or more.
What is inside the pack
You get a sealed pack of par-fried puris with a lentil filling, sized for frying or heating at home. The puris are already shaped, so there is no dough work, no soaking lentils, no rolling. That is the whole point of the product: it removes the two hours a traditional dal puri takes.
Check the pack label on arrival for the exact ingredient list, allergen declarations and storage instructions. We do not restate specifications here because pack details can be revised by the manufacturer, and the printed label is always the authority.
How It Tastes and How It Cooks
Dal puri is a soft, slightly chewy bread with a seasoned lentil centre. Expect a mild savoury filling rather than a spicy one — the kind that works for children and for adults who do not want heat at 8 am. The texture depends heavily on how you cook it.
Deep frying gives you the classic puffed, crisp-edged result. Shallow frying in a covered pan is the middle path: less oil, still soft, but you lose some of the puff. An air fryer works if you brush the puris lightly with oil first, otherwise they dry out at the edges. Do not microwave them plain — they turn rubbery within seconds.
A cooking checklist that saves you from soggy puris
- Thaw the puris in the fridge overnight, or leave the sealed pack on the counter for 30–40 minutes. Cold-from-frozen puris cook unevenly.
- Pat off any surface ice with a kitchen towel before they hit the oil. Water and hot oil do not mix.
- Keep oil at medium heat, not smoking hot. High heat browns the outside before the filling is properly hot.
- Fry 2–3 at a time. Crowding drops the oil temperature and gives you greasy results.
- Drain on a rack or paper towel for a minute, then serve immediately. Dal puri is at its best in the first ten minutes.
- Store any uncooked portion back in the freezer the same day — do not refreeze after thawing.
Who This Pack Suits — and Who It Does Not
This is a strong fit for busy households that want a hot breakfast without a 6 am cooking session, for hostels and bachelor flats with one frying pan, and for anyone keeping a small freezer stash for unexpected guests. Ten pieces is a sensible number: enough for a family breakfast, not so many that the pack sits open for weeks.
The honest trade-off is oil. Fried dal puri is a rich food, and it is not something to eat daily if you are watching your fat intake. The WHO's guidance on healthy diets is a useful reminder to keep fried foods occasional and pair them with vegetables, dal or fruit rather than eating them alone. There is also the freezer space question: a 450 gm pack is compact, but it needs to stay frozen until you cook it, so plan your delivery timing if you will not be home.
How It Compares With Other Snack Picks at Gravity Bazar
Price alone does not tell you much. What matters is cost per serving and whether the item fits the occasion you are buying for. Here is how the four picks in this range line up.
Kazi Farms Kitchen Dal Puri 10 pcs 450 gm — ৳145. The savoury, sit-down breakfast option. Best for families and anyone who wants a hot, cooked item rather than a packet snack. Trade-off: it needs a pan, oil and about ten minutes of attention.
Golden Harvest Mini Singara 20 pcs 300 gm — ৳125. Twenty small singaras at roughly ৳6.25 each makes this the better value per piece if you are feeding a crowd at iftar or a tea party. It suits people who want bite-size portions and a crisp snack. Trade-off: mini sizes mean more pieces to fry and a higher surface-to-filling ratio, so they dry out faster if left sitting.
Ifad Plain Toast Biscuit 350 gm — ৳100. The cheapest way to keep something in the cupboard for tea time, and it needs no cooking at all. Good for offices, school bags and emergency snacks. Trade-off: it is a biscuit, not a meal, and it will not satisfy anyone looking for something savoury and hot.
Nestle KitKat 2 Finger Chocolate Wafer (India) 19 gm — ৳50. An imported single-serve chocolate wafer, useful as a small treat or a add-on to reach a delivery threshold. Suits gifting and lunchbox treats. Trade-off: at 19 gm it is a very small unit, and per gram it is the most expensive item on this list.
Value at a glance, without the spreadsheet
If your goal is the lowest cost per person fed, the mini singara wins. If your goal is a proper hot breakfast, the dal puri wins because it replaces a meal rather than supplementing one. If your goal is shelf-stable convenience, the toast biscuit wins. The KitKat is a treat purchase, not a value purchase — and that is fine, as long as you know which one you are making.
Ordering, Delivery and What to Check on Arrival
Frozen and chilled items need a little more care in the online shopping chain than dry goods. Gravity Bazar delivers nationwide with cash on delivery, and returns are straightforward if something arrives damaged or out of condition. Browse the full Breakfast & Snacks range to build a combined order — mixing a frozen pack with biscuits and a chocolate bar usually makes the delivery charge easier to justify.
One practical note: place frozen-item orders when someone will be home. A pack left in the sun on a delivery bike for an hour is not the same product you paid for.
Arrival checklist
- Check the pack is still firm and cold to the touch, with no soft spots or visible thawing.
- Confirm the printed best-before date is comfortably ahead.
- Look for tears or punctures in the sealed film — these let air in and cause freezer burn.
- Read the label for allergens and cooking instructions before you plan the meal.
- Move it to the freezer immediately; do not leave it on the counter while you unpack the rest of the order.
- If anything looks wrong, photograph the pack before opening and contact the store for a return.
Is the Kazi Farms Kitchen Dal Puri 10 pcs 450 gm Price in Bangladesh Fair?
Yes, within its category. At ৳145 for ten pieces, you are paying for convenience, brand consistency and a filling you do not have to make from scratch. Homemade dal puri is cheaper per piece if you count only ingredients — but once you count the lentils, flour, oil, gas and the hour of rolling and frying, the gap narrows sharply for a working household.
Where the pack loses ground is flexibility. You cannot adjust the filling's salt or spice, and you cannot make six instead of ten. If you cook dal puri often and have a reliable recipe, keep doing that. If you make it twice a year and mostly want a fast weekend breakfast, this pack earns its place.
For a fair comparison, look at the Kazi Farms Kitchen Dal Puri 10 pcs 450 gm price in Bangladesh alongside the per-piece cost of whatever else you would have bought for that meal. Against restaurant delivery, it wins easily. Against home cooking from scratch, it is a time trade, not a money trade.
Final Verdict
This is a solid, honest convenience product. It does one job — getting hot dal puri onto the table in about ten minutes — and it does that job without surprises. The ৳145 price is reasonable for ten pieces, the brand behind it is well established, and the pack size suits a family rather than a single person.
Buy it if you want a reliable weekend or holiday breakfast without the prep. Skip it if you eat fried food rarely, have limited freezer space, or already have a dal puri routine you like. And if you are building a snack order, pair it with the mini singara for a savoury spread and the toast biscuit for the cupboard.
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Top picks at a glance
Here is the shortlist used in this guide. Each product links to its live price and availability.
Kazi Farms Kitchen Dal Puri 10 pcs 450 gm
Ten ready-to-cook dal puris at ৳145 — about ৳14.50 each. A practical hot breakfast for busy families who want no dough work. Check the current price.
Nestle KitKat 2 Finger Chocolate Wafer (India) 19 gm
A 19 gm imported chocolate wafer at ৳50. Handy as a small treat or a top-up item, though pricey per gram. Check the current price.
Golden Harvest Mini Singara 20 pcs 300 gm
Twenty mini singaras for ৳125 — roughly ৳6.25 each. The best cost-per-piece pick for tea parties and iftar spreads. Check the current price.
Ifad Plain Toast Biscuit 350 gm
A 350 gm plain toast biscuit pack at ৳100. No cooking needed, long shelf life, ideal for office drawers and school bags. Check the current price.
Price and value at a glance
Prices are shown in BDT and may change with offers. Open a product for the live price and stock.
| Product | Best for | Price | Details |
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| Kazi Farms Kitchen Dal Puri 10 pcs 450 gm | Best overall | ৳145.00 | View product |
| Nestle KitKat 2 Finger Chocolate Wafer (India) 19 gm | Best value | ৳50.00 | View product |
| Golden Harvest Mini Singara 20 pcs 300 gm | Most popular | ৳125.00 | View product |
| Ifad Plain Toast Biscuit 350 gm | Everyday pick | ৳100.00 | View product |
It is ৳145 at Gravity Bazar for a 450 gm pack containing 10 pieces, which works out to roughly ৳14.50 per puri.
The pack contains 10 dal puris with a total net weight of 450 gm, so each piece averages about 45 gm.
Deep frying gives the classic puffed result, but shallow frying in a covered pan or air frying with a light brush of oil also works. Avoid microwaving them plain, as they turn rubbery.
Yes, keep it frozen until you are ready to cook, and do not refreeze pieces after thawing. Check the printed pack label for the manufacturer's stated storage instructions.
The mini singara is ৳125 for 20 pieces, so it costs less per piece and suits feeding a crowd. The dal puri costs more per piece but works as a full breakfast rather than a bite-size snack.