When it involves tea-time snacking, nothing fairly hits the spot like a traditional samosa. These triangular delights, loaded with flavours, are surprisingly easy to make. Just knead some all-purpose flour, create small dough balls, flatten them into rounds, stuff them with spicy potato masala, and fold them in a triangle form. Fry the samosas till they’re golden and have a crispy outer. Once carried out, the samosas are able to be devoured. While samosas are available at native candy retailers, are you able to imagine there is a manufacturing facility churning out a staggering 25,000 samosas each single day?! You learn that proper!  Recently, a video went viral that includes this computerized machine churning out numerous samosas with the assistance of some employees.
In the viral video, massive portions of potatoes are loaded right into a drum-shaped machine for thorough washing and peeling. Then they’re transferred to a different equipment for boiling. Next, they’re evenly mashed with masala and chopped coriander in a container. Meanwhile, the dough is ready and flattened with the assistance of machines. Workers step in to chop the dough into their desired shapes and fill them with the aloo masala. At the top, these samosas are fried in scorching oil till golden brown and are served alongside inexperienced chillies. The voice word, within the background of the viral video, states that the samosas can be found at Rs 12 per piece.  
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The video has up to now amassed over 9 million views until now. In the feedback part, hundreds of viewers voiced issues concerning the “sub-par” high quality of the cooking oil used for frying the desi delight. One of the customers named it “diesel fried samosa.” Another person called it, “Kala Tel [black oil].”
People were also of the opinion that the samosas have been overpriced. A person commented, “12 rupees ka 1 samosa mere yaha to 7 rupees me ek milta hai [Rs 12 for one samosa, but I can get one for just Rs 7 at a local shop]” Someone further did a rough calculation and wrote, “3 lakh ke samose ek din mein bech dete hai [They sell samosas worth Rs 3 lakh in one day].”