


A paratha/parantha (Punjabi: ਪਰੌਂਠਾ, Hindi: पराठा, Urdu: پراٹھا, Bengali: পরোটা ) is an Indian flat-bread that originated in the Indian subcontinent. Paratha is an amalgamation of the words parat (Hindi: परत, Bengali: পরত, Urdu:پرت ) and atta (Hindi: आटा, Punjabi: ਆਟਾ, Bengali: আটা, Urdu: آٹا) which literally means layers of cooked flour.[1] In Burma, it is known as palata (ပလာတာ; pronounced [pəlàtà]), while it is known as farata in the Maldives.
Place the well mixed dough and margarine into hoppers. Through the special designed mechanisms, rolling,sheeting,wrapping,extruding,folding and forming to produce max.32 layers doughballs.After pressing, the layer parathas are finished. Equips a filling and forming mechanism, the dough ba can wrapvarious stuffing automatically and fromdifferent taste of stuffed paratha and pastries, such as curry pastries,barbecued pork pastries, bean paste pastries, etc.