Eating The Alphabet in India: A to Z (plus Bloopers) 

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why do you eat indian food?. what I know is that the Indian food menu is always seasoned with Body and Earth. I'm not saying Indian food doesn't have any nutrition, but if you take it to the laboratory you will be surprised, because I used to find out the AUTHENTICITY of Indian food in several countries that are not of Indian origin, one of which is in Turkey, that the sample I brought to the laboratory , their cooking never forgets the Tradition of "Body" and "Soil" which makes a bad impact on age, has facial wrinkles aging faster. not that it's bad, and once I was looking for Indian food even though paying for a laboratory in Germany is very expensive, but still Indian food traditions are never far from "Body Poop"

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She in end said she will ,with other countries

Yes! More eating the alphabet around the world!

It is difficult because in India there is so much variety of foods which is not present in every country and for your knowledge it is not about 1℅ of all the Indian dishies

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bro why dont u carribean indians visit india sometime. Like i have never met one. do you still follow your culture and religion?

​@@AyushKumar-fo5yu I would love to go to India one day. I don't know really, our culture is quite similar, most of us cannot speak Hindi as our ancestors were beaten during indenture for speaking it, so English became our language. Many of us are still Hindu, we eat Trini food which is very similar to Indian, abit of Caribbean influence in there too.

I feel like that, too.

I think a lot of these dishes are actually well known...

@@RPKD88 Among us Indians, yes. But among non-Indians, no. I live in America and you would be surprised at how many of these dishes I have listed that they don’t know. They only know tikka masala, naan, and samosas here. And also, I have purposely included a lot of lesser known South Indian dishes in this list. If you are South Indian, you will know those dishes…. But many North Indians don’t even know real South Indian food. North Indians only know Sambar, Idli, and Dosa. That’s all they think of when it comes to South Indian food. But if you ask them about Appam Thengai Paal, Vimpampoo Rasam, Kathirikai Puli Kuzhambu, Pazham Puttu and other foods that South Indians actually eat on a daily basis, they will know nothing about that.

This is a list of mostly South Indian foods. I liked her compilation better, it was a good mix of north, central and south India. I am a North Indian living here in America and honestly, Americans are mostly used to South Indian food, there aren’t enough renditions of North Indian food here, apart from tikka masala, naan and samosa. Also, the last comment feels kinda condescending. Do South Indians know all Rajasthani, Maharashtrian, MP or Sikkim based foods? No! That’s because India is a huge country where this A-Z list can be made for literally each region since they are so diverse. Please keep the good vibes going on a fun channel like this! Peace out☮️✌️

You sold me on Ukadiche modak

Lal these are south dishes. They are very dull

yes! I was there for a while!

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CHAI = TEA NAAN = BREAD

I actually laughed out loud at that description 😂 I would have gone with "a cross between a tortilla and a pizza", but ya know, "tortilla with an acne problem" works too