We have all encountered individuals in our lives who’ve a behavior of giving fancy English names to our beloved desi dishes. From calling jalebi “funnel cake”, golgappas “waterballs” to kheer a “rice pudding”, the listing is lengthy. While these worldwide names sound amusing, they can be an invite for some pleasant trolling. A lady, on X (previously often called Twitter), determined to go sarcastic and referred to as namak pare aka mathri “salty fried pastry strips.” The second this fancy identify hit the Internet, meals fanatics couldn’t cease themselves however give you a barrage of hilarious comebacks.
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In her tweet, this lady shared an image of namak pare and captioned it with a contact of sarcasm, saying, “Dad brought some salty fried pastry strips, why did I never know of this?” 

Dad introduced some salty fried pastry strips, why did I by no means know of this? pic.twitter.com/G1bUdgTip2

— Vuvuzela (@__transponster) October 6, 2023

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But her playful irony did not finish there. In a follow-up remark, she gave an English identify to our beloved desi chai, and wrote, “Had it with a flavourful beverage made by infusing black grains in water and freshly squeezed milk with a blend of aromatic, orgasmic cardamom.”

Had it with a flavorful beverage made by infusing black grains in water and freshly squeezed milk with a mix of fragrant, orgasmic cardamom.— Vuvuzela (@__transponster) October 6, 2023

After studying this publish, X customers began trolling her one after one other.

An individual jested, “Itna fancy name hota h iska ab me yaad kr leti dosto ke samne bol ke cool banugi [Such a fancy name for it, now I’ll remember it and impress my friends by saying it in English.]”

Itna fancy identify hota h iska ab me yaad kr leti dosto ke samne bol ke cool bnugi????— Sakshi (@333maheshwariii) October 7, 2023

A person requested, “Where is the other part of it? The potato stuffed fritter”

Where is the opposite a part of it? The potato stuffed fritter ????— ZENUB (@QararaRasha) October 6, 2023

Another one questioned, “Aren’t you the kind of person who just likes to make everything complicated?”

Arent you the form of one who simply likes to make all the things difficult….. ???? mentally drained out of your one tweet— Ibbzzz (@sugarspice55) October 6, 2023

“Bruh it won’t hurt your Western vibe if you call it Namak pare”, learn a remark

bruh it wont harm your western wannabe vibe in the event you name em Namakparay.— Aalo ghost (@Inlovewithstats) October 6, 2023

What are your ideas about this fancy identify of namak pare? Tell us within the feedback.