Qadir Goor: The Beginning
It started with a single shop at Hajin Sonawari. Qadir Goor envisioned dairy that prioritized tradition and absolute purity over mass production.
The curd we grew up on wasn't loud or fancy. It was set overnight, stirred gently, and served without a label speech. We're here to bring that feeling back: patience over hype, milk we can explain, and batches small enough to still care.


It began in a small stone kitchen in the heart of the valley. Frustrated by thin, flavorless dairy, our founders set out to reclaim the curd of memory.
We spent years tracing heirloom cultures used by traditional creameries. These cultures do not just ferment; they mirror the season, pasture, and soil.
Today CurdCraft is still family-driven: clean kitchens, careful handling, and the humility to say "we're learning" when something can be better.
From one shop in Hajin Sonawari to tables across the country, we have chased the same thing: dahi that reminds you of Sunday lunch at someone's kitchen, not a factory floor.
It started with a single shop at Hajin Sonawari. Qadir Goor envisioned dairy that prioritized tradition and absolute purity over mass production.
CurdCraft's reputation for quality spread across regions and became a trusted name in celebratory family meals.
We modernized facilities while keeping the artisanal heart alive with precision cooling and high-integrity packaging.
Launch of CurdCraft Gold Dahi: thicker, creamier, and made with milk we’d be proud to serve at our own table.
National expansion with a simpler way to order. Same small batches, clearer communication, curd that still tastes like home.
We are leading towards carbon-neutral dairy through sustainable packaging and biodynamic farming.
Taste what took decades to get right: fresh curd, packed and handled with the same care we'd want for our own family.
Ask us where the milk came from, when the batch was set, or what went into the pack. We'd rather answer plainly than impress you with jargon. Trust grows when people talk like neighbors, not ads.
Our kitchen team
We buy milk from herds and families we've shaken hands with: fair terms, repeat seasons, and respect for the work behind every liter.
We keep it simple: 1KG buckets, 300G glass, and 150g cup/bowl.
Farmers, kitchen leads, and people who actually eat what we make, united by one stubborn goal: dahi that passes the "would I serve this to my mother?" test.
Founder & Culturist
Head of R&D
Master Farmer
Sustainability Lead
If it doesn't feel like something you'd find in a home kitchen, we haven't finished yet.
WHAT WE STAND FOR