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From Home to Hollywood Sweets | California News
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A Bangladeshi immigrant’s quest to recreate authentic Bengali sweets in LA led to the birth of Aladin Sweets and Market — a beloved institution serving generations with homemade, traditional treats like roshogolla and laddoo. Starting from home catering and fueled by viral success at a community event, Serajul and Farida Islam opened their shop in 1993, turning nostalgia into a sweet legacy. Their painstaking methods, inspired by Kolkata recipes, now draw crowds from across LA — even legendary artists — while their son carries on the tradition. More than just desserts, Aladin is a taste of home for the Bengali diaspora.
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