Bun maska

Bun Maska is a beloved Indian tea-time snack that beautifully combines the soft, buttery richness of a bun with the sweet and creamy delight of butter. This charming and indulgent treat has a nostalgic appeal and is often enjoyed with a cup of hot tea or coffee. Bun Maska is popular in cafes, bakeries, and households across India, where it is cherished as a simple yet satisfying snack.

Learn how to make street-style Lucknawi masala bun makkhan or maska at home. You only need 4 ingredients to make this recipe. Enjoy this chatpata maska bun with a cup of masala chai.

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Learn how to make street-style Lucknawi masala bun makkhan or maska at home. You only need 4 ingredients to make this recipe. Enjoy this chatpata maska bun with a cup of masala chai.

Download this Premium Photo about Bun-maska Tea or bun Maska chai combo features a slightly sweet bun studded with raisins that is cut into half and laden with wholesome butter, Mumbai food, and discover more than 60 Million Professional Stock Photos on Freepik

Bun Maska is a popular bread served at Iranian cafes in Mumbai. The bun is a soft bread while maska is homemade makhani or butter. It is served with desi/Indian Milk tea.