PDF was founded by Patel’s great-grandfather Nariman Ardeshir in 1916 with a single can of milk. “He started it in the same location as we are today,” she says. “He was the brain behind the recipes and many of them are century-old.” From farms in Mazgaon to stables in Andheri-Jogeshwari, PDF’s operations have now settled on a 300-acre land parcel on the Mumbai-Ahmedabad highway, which was purchased in the 1960s. While their bread and butter continues to be dairy essentials such as milk, ghee, cream and butter, it’s the mithais, kulfis and toffees that sell like hot cakes. (They have sold 50 million kulfis in the last 50 years.) (HT PHOTO)

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