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This "B-Tech Paani Puri Waali" Sells Air Fried, Maida-Free Gol Gappas In Delhi

No matter what all new food options make their way to the streets of India, the popularity of pani puri remains unabated. The light snack has a truckload of flavours and still makes people queue up wherever it is offered. Pani puri is known by different names like gol gappa and puchka in different regions of India. But what doesn’t change is pani puri’s lip-smacking taste and people’s love for…

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Kolkata, the City of Joy, is renowned for its grand celebrations and innovative Durga Puja themes. Among the many pandals that beautify the city, there’s one that stands out for its pure creativity and lovely combination of tradition and modernity; is the Pani-Puri themed pandal in Behala. Recently, a video from Kolkata went viral on social media, making foodies want a well-known street snack. You might wonder, why?

Let’s delve into the world to fully grasp the magic that puchka and pandals create.

Durga Puja in Kolkata is a time when imagination knows no bounds. Makers and event planners always come up with fascinating new ideas every year to mark the festival. One such masterpiece of innovation is the Pani Puri pandal in Behela. The pandal’s creation with puchka, also called pani-puri or golgappa in different parts of India, is its main attraction.

Step Into the World of Puchka in Behela

As soon as you enter this pandal, the aroma of spicily flavored tamarind water, crunchy puris, and the tangy stuffing of mashed potatoes surrounds you. It’s more than just any pandal; it’s a tour of Kolkata’s exciting street food scene. The Durga Maa image, which is situated inside a massive puchka, and gives the celebrations a heavenly twist, is what makes this pandal unique.

Both residents and tourists are delighted by this amazing mixture of street food and magnificent architecture. The entrance is shaped like a massive puchka, the Maa Durga idol is seated inside the huge puri. It will seem as though you have entered a busy street food market. To create a pandal that is as genuine and enjoyable as possible, the organizers have thought about every little aspect.

Beyond its visual and culinary appeal, the Pani Puri pandal seeks to promote awareness of the importance of street food quality and hygiene. Visitors of all ages can learn something new from the instructional programs and informative displays about food safety.

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Indian street food

India is a very large country and has overpopulation and a lack of resources and healthcare, however, with all this against it, it has managed to stand out for its gastronomy, although the hygiene they use with street food is a bit debatable. Street food in India offers a wide variety of dishes that vary by region. Here's a selection of some favorites:

Pani Puri: Small dumplings filled with potatoes, peas, chutneys and a spicy liquid called "pani."

Samosas: Empanadas filled with potatoes, peas and spices, fried until crispy.

Chaat: A mixture of potatoes, chickpeas, chutneys, yogurt and spices that is an explosion of flavors.

Dosa: A thin rice and lentil crepe served with chutneys and a potato or vegetable filling.

Kebabs: Skewers of marinated and grilled meat, usually served with naan bread or on a roll.

These are the most common and popular foods that can be found on the streets of India, however you have to be a little careful where you order these foods since, as I said before, in many places in India, hygiene will always be a problem. , this has reached the point where the viralization of videos where these meals are prepared with the worst hygiene measures has become very popular on social networks, like these:

These types of videos abound on the Internet and leave a bad taste in our mouths when we see the quality of food and hygiene that is prepared on the streets of India, which is why it is very important that if at any time you decide to visit India, which is a very beautiful country, take into account the following recommendations:

Choose carefully where you are going to eat.

Wash your hands before eating, make sure you wash your hands properly or use hand sanitizer if you have it on hand.

Drink bottled water to avoid infections.

Avoid ice as it can be made from water of dubious origin.

Bring medicine for an upset stomach in case you experience digestive problems.

To conclude, street food in India is delicious and an integral part of the country's culinary experience. It is always better to take precautions and choose carefully to enjoy these delicious dishes safely.

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7 Secrets of an Indian Competitive Eating Champ

Sanket Sankpal, who has been wolfing down a load of food for his YouTube channel, lets us in on the method behind the madness.

How can you describe the act of someone spending 23.49 minutes on Ganesh Chaturthi gobbling up 101 modaks and in the process, consuming close to 18,000 calories? While most of us won’t understand why this strange gastrointestinal feat aka ‘speed/competitive eating’ even exists, for many around the world, eating ridiculously large quantities of food in a minimum amount of time is considered a sport.

In India, 21-year-old Sanket Sankpal has been eating way too much food since last year, catapulting him and his YouTube channel, Wake ’N’ Bite, to viral fame (205k subscribers). The final year Civil Engineering student’s first video from June 2017 saw him and his friend eat a square pizza in under 30 minutes. No biggie, you’d think. But this video racked up 205k views, making the Mumbai boy take his serious fascination for American food reality show��Man v. Food to another level. What sets him apart from world champs (more known for wolfing down hot dogs) is his desi choice of food: vada pav (an alleged world record of eating one in 13 seconds—care to beat it?), samosa (one in 16 seconds), 50 chicken lollipops, 400 pani puris between him and his brother, and 2.4-litre Maaza (in 20 seconds). He often invites friends and family to join him, with his Mom vs. Dad challenges doing particularly well—the one with them eating pani puris got 7 lakh-plus views.

“I first tried singing and then dancing but wasn’t too good at either,” he tells VICE. “I wanted to do something fun on YouTube and randomly put up the pizza-eating video. It did really well, and no one was doing this in India. India mein khaane wale log kitne hai; khaane mein mazza hi kuch aur hai (India has so many eaters; there’s a different fun altogether in eating). People ask me why I do what I do. But it’s a different high altogether.”

Is there any guilt consuming absurd amounts of food in the name of entertainment in a world where many do not have access to even two square meals a day? “I get these kinds of comments all the time, and they are legit ones,” he says. “But all of us consume too much of something or the other, at the cost of others getting it. Our way of combating that is donating food. We once donated 100 samosa pav, and we encouraged our subscribers to do it as well, even if it was just buying one samosa for someone. So many people are rich but do not do anything at all—so I don’t bother much about those who comment about wasting food because you don’t know what I do in my personal life.”

As he preps to place a massive KFC order for a video later that day, we had to ask: What was the competitive eating game plan?

1) An eater actually requires training though there’s no manual.

Stomach capacity is the make-and-break deal keeping you from wolfing down a ridic amount of, say, cupcakes. An adult stomach can usually hold about one litre of food but competitive eaters train it to stretch far beyond—sometimes up to seven times its natural resting capacity. “If you keep having lots of water, you can stretch that capacity,” says Sankpal. While some monster eaters use low-calorie but filling food to expand the capacity, many use water for its zero calorie and easy-to-process properties. Plus, it’s kinda free.

When you OD on food, what usually kicks in is the satiety reflex. That’s the one telling your brain you are full/want to throw up all over the damn place. Pros have to work to overcome this very reflex. “I usually watch videos of other professionals, and listen to their tips. Apart from the physical training, this is also a mind game. In my case, because I am making a video of the eating, I have to make sure I remain excited and energetic even if the food is making me dull or not feel good.” Reminds you of the time when the munchies hit and you ate 12 Nutella waffles and then proceeded to barf all over your friend’s shoes, doesn’t it? Oh, that’s just me? (Sorry, Sneha).

2) Water is their BFF. Not to hydrate but to lubricate.

Most competitive eaters dunk their food in water or have sips of warm water between bites to soften and lubricate the food, allowing it to be swallowed more easily. “I remember this one time we were doing a challenge that involved eating butter chicken and naan. By the time we finished taking shots of the food and my introduction, the naan had become very hard. We ate the chicken but the naan was ridiculously tough. Ultimately, I dunked it in water for some seconds before eating it.” Gross much?

3) The best competitive eaters are in great shape.

Look at the top eaters around the world and you will realise that most are in great shape or real skinny. “If you have stomach fat, it can actually hinder your ability to eat,” says Sankpal, who is 5 feet 7 inches, and weighs 70 kgs. Sankpal religiously hits the gym, with the only exception being when exams are around the corner. What’s important is what to put in your system when you are not competing or making YouTube videos. “I keep my meals homemade, healthy and light. Plus, travelling for four hours to and from college means I am on my feet for considerable amounts of time.”

4) They do eat on competition days.

“On days I do my videos, I drink coffee and have a biscuit for breakfast. Lunch is very light, with just one roti and sabzi. If you stay hungry then your stomach doesn’t accept food.”

5) The possibility of death by chocolate (or any other food) is real.

Kids, do not try this at home. Choking is the fourth-leading cause of unintentional injury death—and it happens with disturbing frequency at competitive eating events. According to a 2007 study by the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine: “Professional speed eaters eventually may develop morbid obesity, profound gastroparesis, intractable nausea and vomiting, and even the need for a gastrectomy. Despite its growing popularity, competitive speed eating is a potentially self-destructive form of behavior.”

“The worst I’ve ever felt was after downing 1.3 kg honey in 1 minute 37 seconds,” says Sankpal. “I started saying rubbish after it because there was so much sugar in my system that it really hits you. I just went and slept for a bit.” Do you worry about your health, we ask him, or sign up for body check-ups to know about long-term damage? “Not yet,” he says. “I try keep really healthy rest of the year, and I know I need to check my sugar levels and generally get tested. But I’ve not seen my weight fluctuate, and apart from the few uncomfortable minutes after each video or feeling out of breath for a bit, I haven’t felt sick.”

6) You can actually make money stuffing your face.

“Competitive eating is still too new in India but over the past year, I have not only been able to stop taking pocket money from my parents, but also purchase the equipment I need for my videos (camera, background, lights, laptop) by myself, and save a little. If you put up 7-8 videos a month and have 1 lakh-plus views, you can easily make Rs 30,000-40,000 a month. If your videos hit a million, the money can go up to even Rs 60,000. If I get a good job after graduation, I will take it up and do this by the side. But if this does really well and I meet my goal of a million subscribers, I will do it full-time.”

For competitive eaters in the land of plenty (and plenty-wasting) America, earning big bucks is a bigger possibility. The mega popular Nathan's Fourth of July Hot Dog-Eating Contest gets first-place winners $10,000, and champions often end up making six figures a year.

7) You don’t get into this because you love food.

So, you claim that your love for good grub is real and infinite. If that’s the reason you want to get into speed eating, allow us to tell you that you will not enjoy your ration. A pizza might be fun for three, seven, ten slices. But after the 15th, you might not want to look at one for a long time to come. “Even if it’s something delicious I love, like pastry, I hate it by the end of it,” says Sankpal. “There is no chance that you will enjoy the food you will eat. This is not about taste at all. Don’t do this for the love of food. You don’t want to end up hating what you love.”

Source:https://www.vice.com/en/article/yw7djy/7-secrets-of-a-competitive-eating-champ

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/wake_n_bite/channel/?hl=en

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Bizarre Or Interesting? Food Blogger Finds Pani Puri That Catches Fire

Bizarre Or Interesting? Food Blogger Finds Pani Puri That Catches Fire

Pani Puri is one street food that all Indians, across the age divide, like unconditionally. There is absolutely no substitute for this street delight that simply vanishes inside the mouth. Known by its different names like phuchka, gupchup and golgappa, it is a small, round-shaped, crispy ball that carries various spices and tangy water. But a food blogger has found a new variety of it and shared…

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Watch: Groom Feeds Bride Pani Puri, Viral Video Wins Over The Internet

Watch: Groom Feeds Bride Pani Puri, Viral Video Wins Over The Internet

Of all the street foods of India, Pani Puri is undoubtedly one of the most loved. Countless people across the world swear by the snack which is crunchy, tangy and spicy all at once. It comes as no surprise that Pani Puri is known by different names in different parts of the country, with slight variations to the recipe too. From roadside vendors to fancy restaurants, Pani Puri finds its way to…

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Hygienic Pani Puri Allotting Machine Goes Viral And Netizens Are Overjoyed

Hygienic Pani Puri Allotting Machine Goes Viral And Netizens Are Overjoyed

[ad_1] A Pani Puri machine in Indore, Madhya Pradesh has taken web by storm.

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Pani Puri is one much-loved avenue meals dish

This merchandising machine dispenses water to be stuffed into Puris

The contraption was successful with netizens

The love for Pani Puri is aware of no bounds. Whether or not we all know it as Pani Puri, Golgappe, Batashe, or Puchka– it’s one avenue meals that may…

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Hygienic Pani Puri Dispensing Machine Goes Viral And Netizens Are Overjoyed A Pani Puri machine in Indore, Madhya Pradesh has taken internet by storm. Highlights Pani Puri is one much-loved street food dish…

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Hygienic Pani Puri Meting out System Is going Viral And Netizens Are Extremely joyful A Pani Puri machine in Indore, Madhya Pradesh has taken internet by storm. Highlights Pani Puri is one much-loved street food dish…

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Hygienic Pani Puri Dispensing Machine Goes Viral And Netizens Are Overjoyed A Pani Puri machine in Indore, Madhya Pradesh has taken web by storm. Highlights Pani Puri is one much-loved avenue meals dish…

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Pani Puri Seller's No-Touch Dispensing Machine Is A Hit With Street-Food Lovers

Pani Puri Seller’s No-Touch Dispensing Machine Is A Hit With Street-Food Lovers

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Viral Video: This Pani Puri vendor has a unique way of dispensing water to customers.

Highlights

A Pani Puri vendor in Raipur has innovated a unique machine

The machine dispenses water to be filled inside Pani Puris

The interesting device has taken internet by storm

Coronavirus has had an indelible impact on our regular life as we knew it. Sanitising surfaces and wearing masks is the…

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Heartwarming video: Meet deaf and mute couple selling pani puri to eke out living  

A video of a deaf and mute couple selling pani puri has set the internet on fire, Street Food Recipe on its Instagram page shared the video of the couple selling panipuri at a stall in Nashik. The clip has gone insanely viral as it has garnered over 3.8 million views. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Street Food Recipes (@streetfoodrecipe) The couple uses sign language to…

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Specially-Abled Couple Run Pani Puri Stall Together; Internet Is In Awe

Specially-Abled Couple Run Pani Puri Stall Together; Internet Is In Awe

“Where there is a will, there is a way” – we have heard this proverb so many times! But to see it come true is what inspires us to work towards a better future. The world throws us many obstacles, but it is how we overcome them what matters. Recently, we came across a video that not only surprised us but also inspired us to work harder. And now, the video has gone viral and garnered millions of…

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Viral Video: Haridwars Famous Surja Ki Dal Is A Healthy, Protein-Rich Treat

Viral Video: Haridwars Famous Surja Ki Dal Is A Healthy, Protein-Rich Treat

The street food of India is varied and diverse. We find new and innovative preparations as we traverse the lengths and breadths of the country. From Dahi Bhalla to Pani Puri, Pav Bhaji and more – there is a vast plethora of dishes found on the streets of the country. We recently came across an interesting and unique street food recipe from Haridwar – Surja Ki Dal. This simple and healthy treat is…