Scoop & wrap with Kaiser flatbreads

Meet our customer favorite paratha & naan

We offer you the finest selection of traditional frozen Indian breads. Explore our customer
favorite flatbreads—how we make them, how to prepare them,
and how to enjoy them.

Let’s have a rendezvous with popular varieties of naan and paratha!

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Kaiser's frozen Indian breads: Ready to pair in minutes

Heat the paratha in the skillet

No kneading or rolling—our frozen paratha goes into a skillet, and in a few minutes, golden brown bread is ready for your plate!

Oven or microwave your naan

This frozen Indian bread is as easy as it gets. Grab Kaiser’s naan bread from the freezer, chuck it into the conventional oven, or microwave it. Anyway, in a few minutes it’s ready to savor!

Toast your garlic naan

Toast this aromatic frozen Indian bread—just heat thoroughly, and enjoy its flavorful crispiness.

For detailed instructions, see product packaging

Kaiser has a frozen Indian bread for every meal

Have a traditional Sunday brunch

Make your late Sunday morning worth waking up for—a hearty breakfast that offers mouthfuls of traditional flavors—crispy, buttery, golden paratha paired with eggs, and chai.

Scoop your curry favorites

Honor your favorite Indian curries with the perfect complement. Let frozen Indian breads like naan and paratha soak up the full goodness of flavorful sauces and gravies in each bite. 

Give your kebabs a worthy wrapper

Why the plain tortilla? Add flavor and texture to your quick meals with the rich, layered traditional paratha—the perfect wrapper for your kebab faves.

You may also enjoy these frozen Indian breads

Unique in technique, this South Indian flatbread is loved for its flaky, crispy yet soft layers that are a delight to tear apart, perfect for scooping hearty stews & curries, or wrapping kebabs—full on flavor, zero effort.

Enjoy your favorite comfort meal—with the traditional Aloo Paratha from Kaiser. The textured unleavened flatbread, stuffed with spiced potatoes and herbs, is the perfect brunch for lazy Sundays—savor with chai, the classic ratia, or Indian pickles.

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Asli Homestyle Paratha

Plain paratha—unleavened layered bread that goes with anything, anytime. This one from Kaiser is done like you’d remember your mom doing it. Keep Kaiser’s homestyle multi-purpose plain paratha handy to pair with curries and wrap kebabs.

Explore the full range of our FLATBREADS

Take a look at the full range of our ready-to-eat Indian breads, and pick new faves for your next grocery run.

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Did you know this about paratha & naan?

Paratha & naan are centuries-old

Paratha was first mentioned in the 12th-century Sanskrit Encyclopedia. The Central Asian naan found its first mention in the 1300 CE texts of the renowned court poet Amir Khusrao.

Naan—a bread of the royals?

The royal Mughal kitchens refined naan's technique to befit a court delicacy—it was enjoyed with kebabs & qeema. New varieties with nuts for more crunch and flavor were also created.

From the royal courts to the streets

Naan was a royal bread in the Indian subcontinent until the 17th century. Making it was laborious and required skill and equipment, which not everyone had at the time.

The many variations of paratha

The paratha has many delicious variations from South India to the Caribbean—Malabar, Lachha, the ceremonious Puri paratha, Mutabbaq, Roti Canai, and the Buss Up Shut.

Know more, and savor more!

The correct choice of flatbread is critical to complement the depth of flavor that is a signature of Indian stews and curries—we make the task easier for you.
Naan is just one of the many components of the vibrant food culture of the Indian subcontinent, but one that has reigned supreme from royal Indian courts to the streets.
As you read on, paratha lovers will see that making the classic paratha is not as difficult, but rather recreating the true plain paratha is a doable experience.
The correct choice of flatbread is critical to complement the depth of flavor that is a signature of Indian stews and curries—we make the task easier for you.
Naan is just one of the many components of the vibrant food culture of the Indian subcontinent, but one that has reigned supreme from the royal courts of India to the streets.
As you read on, paratha lovers will see that making the classic paratha is not as difficult, but rather recreating the true plain paratha is a doable experience.

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