Homemade Cakes Sold on the Street

I hope everyone is well and healthy. So to stay well, you need to explore yourself sometimes. That could be by going somewhere. So yesterday I went to the Narsunda River, the river that flows past our village. I have spent a lot of time there. After going there, I saw many changes. The surrounding environment has also changed. I saw some new schools and madrasas established near the river.

When I went, I saw a shopkeeper in front of the school selling cakes! The size of a cup. School children are buying them and eating them. Normally, these cakes are happiness for them. I asked the price of the cake. But he said the price was 20 taka. Normally, such small cakes are not supposed to be 20 taka. I was interested in buying a cake, but I didn't buy it.

Then after talking to the shopkeeper, I found out that the cakes are made domestically. Since they are made domestically, these cakes are also very fun to eat. And the healthy environment is also maintained. The main ingredient of the cake is milk! So it seemed special to me. Since they were selling it standing on the side of the road, the price seemed fair to me.