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Eat Indian foods in Indian way: Man teaches how to eat dosa with spoon, fork. Internet reacts
An etiquette instructor’s viral video advocating the use of a fork and spoon to eat dosa has ignited widespread debate online. In clips shared on Instagram, the instructor demonstrates "graceful ...
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Video: Delhi Man Living In Canada Says "Giving Up Indian Food Helped Me Stay Fit", Triggers Debate Online
The creator said he stopped cooking, grocery shopping and eating Indian food 1.5 years ago, claiming the change helped him stay consistent with his fitness goals.
It's always a delight to see foreigners coming to India with so much curiosity to explore the country and try different experiences. One of the most interesting things is watching them discover Indian ...
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Viral Video: Chinese Woman Tries Indian Food, Her Unique Spoon Trick Amuses Internet (WATCH)
A viral video captures a Chinese woman's first experience eating Indian biryani, drawing attention for her hilarious attempt to use a spoon like chopsticks. The internet reacted warmly to the cultural ...
Economist Sanjeev Sanyal sparked an online debate after responding to a US-based man who questioned why Indians eat food with their hands. Sanyal said that being comfortable touching food could be ...
American influencer Samuel Hillclimber is stirring up discussions with his amusing claims about Indian cuisine. In a recently shared video, he attributes the cure of his asthma and allergies to aloo ...
Delhi man living in Canada says quitting Indian food helped him get into 'best shape', sparks debate
A Delhi man in Canada says quitting Indian meals at home helped him simplify cooking and manage his protein intake. His experience has sparked an online debate over convenience, nutrition and ...
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