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Made for the moments of pause

You know those few minutes when the chai is hot, the laptop is finally shut, and you just want something good to eat?

We make the something

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Something good on the Side

A cup of chai rarely feels complete on its own.

Neither does that 4 PM coffee. Or the conversation that was supposed to last ten minutes and somehow reaches an hour.

We make the little things that sit alongside those moments.

A crisp. A crunch. Something chocolatey. Something nutty. Something you'll probably reach for again before the cup is empty.

That's The Recipe Tailor

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Two brothers.
Very different brains.
One shared obsession with good food.

Hardik

Has always been the food person.

He taught himself how to bake, started by documenting food online, turned that curiosity into a home bakery, even found himself at the Master Chef auditions, and somewhere along the way became obsessed with one question!

Naman

Came at food from a completely different world.

Data, systems, processes, spreadsheets. The kind of person who wants to know why something works, whether it can work 1,000 times the same way, and how to build everything around a good product so it can actually become a business.

So while Hardik was tweaking recipes and chasing the perfect crunch, Naman was thinking about machines, margins, packaging, production and how to get those recipes into more hands.

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What else can we make?

Not another version of something already on the shelf, but snacks with interesting flavours, great textures and ingredients we would actually want to use in our own kitchen.

One of us builds the recipes.
The other builds the systems around them.

The Recipe Tailor happened somewhere in between. What started with experiments in a home kitchen has grown into our attempt to make genuinely delicious companions for chai, coffee and all those little moments when you just want something good on the side. And we're still doing what we did at the beginning:

tasting, tweaking and figuring it out one recipe at a time.