The French croissant has caught the flamboyant of many foodies on the web. This humble, flaky pastry has change into extraordinarily common within the latest previous. It is not only extraordinarily scrumptious but additionally worthy of the ‘gram. We typically catch glimpses of our favorite Bollywood celebrities dunking mild and fluffy croissants into their scorching coffees. But have you ever ever questioned how precisely the phrase ‘croissant’ is pronounced? Should the pastry be given a French twist or ought to it moderately be ‘desi-fied’ in the best way that it’s spoken? Industrialist Anand Mahindra lately shared a hilarious put up about this similar dilemma. Take a glance:

Well, at the very least my French son-in-law agrees that the Croissant is an efficient treatment for all kinds of aches and pains….And we Indians have mastered abbreviated software program programming language.. So why not? pic.twitter.com/2hJTYaWDPS— anand mahindra (@anandmahindra) November 25, 2022

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“Well, at least my French son-in-law agrees that the croissant is an effective remedy for all sorts of aches and pains… And we Indians have mastered abbreviated software programming language… So why not,” wrote Anand Mahindra within the caption of the put up. In the clicking he shared, we might see a put up about totally different ways in which the phrase ‘croissant’ is pronounced. While some referred to as it ‘Kwa-son’, others pronounced it as ‘Cruss-ant’. However, Indians have been clear in regards to the pronunciation and had a easy phrase for it – ‘Crocin’. “Pronunciations made simple in India. Mera bharat mahan (my India is great),” learn the put up.

The hilarious put up by Anand Mahindra garnered 4.3k likes and a number of other hundred feedback and reactions. “This one is too hilarious! Trust us Indians,” laughed one person whereas one other stated, “Crocin it is!” “Next time you end up at a boulangerie, order a croissant with confidence in your linguistic potential and respect for the tradition that allows you to take pleasure in all that flaky goodness,” wrote one other person within the feedback.

Take a take a look at the reactions:

Wait until you’ve gotten have tried this delicacies.
Green Peace Pulav & Assored Roti. pic.twitter.com/PBRKLMxNT2— jehan sarkari (@jehan143) November 25, 2022

More importantly, the place is it? 20 appears excellent worth 😉— Nakhat SingAgarwalla (@BeingNakhat) November 25, 2022

Sir, of all of the issues I’ve been seeing on Twitter, this made me stomach snort! Now, I’m going to ask for a croissant on the pharmacist and a crocin on the espresso store! 😁— Charles Gabriel (@Be_like_CDG) November 25, 2022

😂😂😂
Hopefully the pronunciation will not match the flavour.— Kamal Sharma (@_kamal_sharma) November 25, 2022

Cannot disguise my snort…haahaahaa it is impeccable sir— vikrant khatai (@vikrantkhatai) November 25, 2022

Thank God it wasn’t spelt as kerosene ! 😁— Dinesh Joshi (@dnjoshispeaks) November 25, 2022

What did you consider the put up by Anand Mahindra about croissant’s pronunciation? Tell us within the feedback.

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