Laxmi Sweets

We've been here in Paud for a good while now. The shop is small, but we keep things moving every day. People around here know where to find us when they want something sweet after dinner or for a small gathering at home. It gets busy during the festivals, but mostly it's just the usual locals coming in for their favorites. We make everything in the back. Sometimes the floor is a bit sticky and the trays aren't perfectly lined up, but that is just how a working kitchen looks. My cousin helps out behind the counter most afternoons. We don't have fancy seating or anything like that. It is just a counter and some shelves with boxes ready to go. The weather in Paud can get quite dusty, so we are always wiping down the glass displays to keep the flies away. It isn't a big operation. We just focus on getting the recipes right, the same way they were taught to us. Some days we run out of the popular items early and people get a bit annoyed, but we can only make so much at once. We try to keep the prices fair so everyone in the neighborhood can afford a little treat now and then. It’s a simple life running a sweet shop, but seeing the same faces every morning makes it worth the effort. We just keep doing what we know.