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[ad_1] If you thought you have had enough of the odd food combinations, then trust us, it's not done yet! There's a new recipe in the block and it is called phuchka chop. Phuchka (also referred to as panipuri, golgappa, pani-batasa and gupchup) is one of the most loved street foods across India. Fried sooji/atta balls, filled with spicy matar-aloo stuffing and khatta pani, phuchka defines comfort for all. But today, you would find people going all creative with the classic street food and adding ice cream, noodles, soda etc to it. Joining the bandwagon, a street vendor from Kolkata recently made fritters - referred to as chop in Bengali - with the hearty phuchka. You heard us.Also Read: Delicious Or Bizarre? This Pizza Pani Puri Is Giving Foodies Mixed ThoughtsA Kolkata-based content cre...

[ad_1] Internet is loaded with variety of content that keeps us hooked on to it for hours. We find content that is informative, entertaining and also the viral ones, garnering hundreds and thousands of views - mukbang (or eating videos) being one such instance. Every now and then, we come across eating videos that take the internet by storm. Recently, we found a Vietnamese content creator, who tried the popular Indian street food 'pani puri' for the first time; and trust us, his reaction was just unmissable! The content creator, named Quang Tran, took to Instagram to upload a video featuring him stuffing puri with aloo filling, dunking it in mint water and finally, devouring it. He took another puri and enjoyed it with spicy tamarind water. Excited Quang Tran was heard saying, "What is t...

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Phuchka Chop: The Latest Bizarre Street Food Combination That’s Dividing The Internet

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