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Down With Fever, Preity Zinta Receives Kadhi-Chawal From A Mom Running A Business In Paris

If you are craving Punjabi-style sweets and cookies in Paris, we suggest you check out Mumma’s Bake House. It is now Preity Zinta-approved!

by Ashmeet Guliani
Down With Fever, Preity Zinta Receives Kadhi-Chawal From A Mom Running A Business In Paris
Cover Image Courtesy: Preity G Zinta/ Instagram

Actress Preity Zinta is currently having the time of her life in Paris. But recently, she shared that she was down with a fever and was not feeling well. This is when a small home business run by a mother decided to step in with their home-cooked food and sweet treats. Here’s everything you need to know about this small business in Paris.

Preity Zinta Gets Home-Cooked Food From A Small Paris Business

 

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There is something cool about superstars and celebrities supporting small businesses, right? And it seems like a small home business in Paris has found its supporter in actress Preity Zinta. The actress was recently in Paris and was down with a fever. One of her friends mentioned this to her neighbour, a Punjabi family, and you won’t believe what happened next.

The family lovingly sent Preity her favourite Kadhi Chawal and Aloo Gobhi to cheer her up. According to the actress, there is nothing better than comfort food to make you feel better again, and we agree. But here’s the main part. The food was sent by Inderjit and her small home business in Paris, Mumma’s Bake House, dedicated to her three daughters.

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Mumma’s Bake House Makes Punjabi-Style Treats In Paris

Preity Zinta also wrote, “A big shout out to the sweetest & kindest family that lives in Paris. Here’s to Inderjeet & @mummasbakehouseparis for her yummy cooking. Thank you for your sweetness & your big heart. There is a reason we say Punjabi Hospitality is the best. If you are in Paris, check out the goodies folks & thank me later.” 

If you are craving Punjabi-style sweets and cookies in Paris, we suggest you check out Mumma’s Bake House. They bake some amazing cookies with desi ghee, butter and a lot of love.

Some of the items on their menu include Naan Khatai, Coconut Cookies, Badam Biscuits, Methi Biscuits and Atta Biscuits. Along with that, Mumma’s Bake House also offers cakes, pastries, muffins, patties, tea cakes and even brownies. You can contact them via their Instagram page and place an order easily. Yes, Paris might be great for Butter Croissants and Pain au Chocolat, but we think nothing beats the taste of Atta Biscuit with chai in the evening, right?

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Thanks to Preity Zinta for shedding light on this small home business in Paris. Make sure you save this for your next trip.

Cover Image Courtesy: Preity G Zinta/ Instagram

FAQs

Who is Preity Zinta?

Preity Zinta is an Indian actress known for films like Kal Ho Naa Ho, Veer-Zaara and Dil Chahta Hai.

What is Mumma’s Bake House in Paris and what do they sell?

Mumma’s Bake House is a small home business in Paris that sells Punjabi-style baked treats, cakes, biscuits, pastries and more.

What is Paris known for?

Paris is known for its iconic landmarks, art museums, galleries, cafes, croissants and French cuisine.

Ashmeet Guliani | Content Writer

Ashmeet Guliani is a Content Writer at Curly Tales with over three years of experience writing about food, travel, fashion, and lifestyle. With a B.Sc in Home Economics from the University of Delhi, her interest in reading and writing led her to pursue a career in writing. In her free time, she explores cafes, browses bookstores, listens to Hindi retro songs, and watches K-dramas!

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First Published: August 27, 2026 2:08 PM