Meet Angus Denoon, A Former British Chef, How Turned Into ‘Jhalmuri Seller’ In London | Viral

He fell so deeply that he ended up deciding to let everyone get a taste of it! Confused? Well, Angus Denoon, a former British chef, believes it or not– sells Jhalmuri. Yes, Jhalmuri- the popular Indian street snack that is extremely famous in Kolkata. Denoon, who has tasted virality quite a few times, is back in the headlines, and this time too, his popularity has everything to do with the one thing that changed his life; Jhalmuri. Videos of Denoon and his Jhalmuri cart are yet again doing rounds on social media, showing him enthusiastically preparing the snack for anyone and everyone who wants to taste it. His stall is famous in London, where he moves around with his well-decorated cart in the London streets.The man first became famous in 2019,

when he was selling the snack during the World Cup. Blogger Ansh Rehan had shared a video of him, which soon picked up pace on the internet. As per reports, Denoon had tried Jhalmuri in 2004 and in 2005 in Kolkata, which is when he fell for the Indian street food. He allegedly spent months practicing and perfecting the ‘Jhalmuri art’, and ultimately turned into a ‘famous foreigner who sells Jhalmuri’.The man recently went viral again, with netizens reacting in all kinds of ways. Some loved it, while the rest jokingly called it ‘revered colonialism’. Times Now could not confirm the details and the authenticity of the post.

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The posts were shared on Instagram, by the handle ‘jhalmuriexpress’. The post was shared long back and pulled many views from netizens.

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Internet's reactions:

ALSO READ: 'Modern Problems Need Modern Solutions' Pro Max! Priests Use Toy Cow For Griha Pravesh Ceremony“Reverse colonisation but to share the love of food,” a user said. “I have seen him first time on Eat Street Show on Fox Life literally 10 years ago,” commented a second person in the comment section. “If it's in India comment flocking in ‘use glows’, disgusting emojis, ‘hands-on hygien’,” the post read. “Just see how clean his stall is. This is something we must learn,” commented a fourth person.ALSO READ: Injured Street Dog Walks Into A Vet Clinic; What Happened Next Leaves Internet Emotional “I like how he authentically keep vegetables in bathroom jugs and buckets,” added another user. “If we Indian's can sell Labanese, Korean cuisines so they too can sell our cuisines. Just a normal thing,” added another.