Lauki Chappal Pakora! Creativity Only Indians Can Come Up With; Viral Video Amuses Internet

Lauki Chappal Pakora! Yes, it is exactly what it sounds like– a Lauki (bottle gourd) Pakora, in the shape of a ‘Chappal’ (slipper). Still confused? Well, a video was recently shared on social media, which

showed a woman cutting the vegetable in a manner that the final product looked a lot like a slipper- thanks to a few string-like stripes and a few toothpicks to attach the points which need to be connected. Next, the ‘cook’ dipped the entire thing into a mixture, and then threw it into some hot oil. After a while, the Lauki Chappal turned into a Pakora- leaving all the netizens at a loss for words. The clip further showed the person using a fork and knife to cut a piece of the ‘Lauki Chappal Pakora’ and eat it with ketchup. Yes, feel free to take your time to ‘digest’ that! The video went viral and left netizens with a whole lot of reactions. Most found the ‘creativity’ unique to India only, while some cracked all kinds of jokes on the same. A few also called it ‘disrespect towards food’. Times Now could not confirm the details and the authenticity of the post.

Check out the viral post:

“Aur aagaya swaad?” the post read. The post was shared on Instagram, by the handle ‘Instamart’. The post was shared yesterday and pulled more than 124K views from netizens.

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Internet’s reaction:

ALSO READ: ‘Didi Ne Kuch Khila Diya’: Woman Recalls Horrifying Scam By Child Beggars | Viral Video “Bro!! Literally eat chappal,” a user said. “Riyal id se aao purv pradhan ji (Come from your real ID, purv pradhan ji),” another hilarious comment read. “Only Indians can come up with this type of creativity,” added another. “Mummi:- chappal khayega. Le beta:- ha ha mummi lao,” added a third person. “How is this looking so tempting to eat, but also somehow a great chappal that I kinda want to wear?” asked another person.ALSO READ: Men Struggling While Rescuing 15-Ft-Long Cobra Near Ganga Leaves Internet Anxious; Here’s How It Ended… “Don't disrespect food for a few likes, your company sells groceries and people buy it, such behaviour is not good,” added another. “Not sure what to say, but full marks for creativity,” added another person.