What are your favorite munching snacks? We are fairly positive salted roasted peanuts are positively on the checklist. Warm, contemporary out of the warmth, crunchy and smoky peanuts are a delight. Indian streets have peanut distributors lined up everywhere in the metropolis, and the invigorating aroma of the peanuts roasting on excessive flame attracts our consideration instantly. In Gujarat, these salted peanuts are additionally known as singdana. Now, a video of how these salted peanuts are ready has gone viral on social media. The clip was shared on Instagram by meals blogger Amar Sirohi. 

The video opens with a person emptying a big portion of peanuts in a mixer, subsequent he throws a number of buckets of water, adopted by some white salt. The machine mixes the peanuts totally. The subsequent step is to roast them utilizing sand (additionally known as baalu). Peanuts, lined in salt water, are thrown in a mountain of gray sand and are roasted for some time. Once the roasting technique is accomplished, they use a metallic strainer to take away the sand from the peanuts. The peanuts are emptied right into a jute bag and as soon as once more combined totally. The salted peanuts are able to get offered out there. “Shocking Singdana making of Gujarat,” learn the textual content on the video, which has to this point clocked over 1.2 million views. 

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In the caption, the YouTuber wrote, “This is how Salted Peanuts are made. Tag your chakhna lover friends.” “Shocking Singdana Making of Gujarat” was additionally written over the video. 

Reacting to the video, one of many Instagram customers wrote, “Since I have started watching your videos … I have started eliminating many foods from my diet.” Another requested, “Why is everything made in unhealthy conditions? Is there no Health department in India that investigates any food processing?? This is utterly ridiculous..! Barefoot people throwing the food product on the ground/floor it’s all contaminated.” 

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But many discovered that the video was fairly regular and there was nothing “shocking” about it. 

“What is so shocking? All ’80s kids must have had popcorn or peanuts done in the sand. It’s the healthy option …and please stop categorising every locally-made food as unhygienic. Yahi sab kha ke bade huye hai aur tabhi immunity aajkal ke baccho se behtar hai abhi bhi (We have grown up eating all this food and our immunity continues to be stronger in comparison to today’s generation),” a remark learn. 

“What is shocking about it? Being roasted in the sand (baalu) is normal in India,” a consumer acknowledged.