Bread & table culture
Nane Batool: a name that came from a real oven
Why is our bread called “Nane Batool”? The story of a grandmother who had a tanoor oven and baked bread in Golestan village near Qom.
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Many brands take their name from an advertising idea; “Nane Batool” came from a family memory.
Who was Nane Batool?
Nane Batool was Batool Abbasi, the grandmother of Mr. Hossein Khoshsima, founder of Nan Mehravaran Setareh Kavir. Some 50 to 60 years ago she lived in the village of Golestan near Qom and had a tanoor oven.
From the oven to today's table
Her house and oven are gone today, but her memory lives on. Nane Batool brings the familiar feeling of Persian bread together with modern production, packaging and supply.
That's why our slogan is “Yesterday's taste on today's table”.
FAQ
Was Nane Batool a real person?
Yes. Nane Batool was Batool Abbasi, the grandmother of the company's founder.
Which company makes Nane Batool?
Nane Batool is a product brand of Nan Mehravaran Setareh Kavir.
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