Spicy Sensation: Indore Street Food Vendor's Hari Mirch Ice Cream Goes Viral, Internet Craves Dislike Button
In the scorching heat of Indore, a vendor dared to defy convention, crafting a tongue-tingling delight: green chilli ice cream, daring taste buds with its fiery fusion of heat and coolness.
Ice cream is, without a doubt, one of the most popular summer treats. Whatever flavour we prefer, this refreshing treat makes an excellent dessert. When it comes to ice cream, the possibilities are endless, ranging from strawberry cheesecake to Belgian chocolate. Thanks to cold stone mixing methods, almost any flavour can now be incorporated into ice creams. But what if your standard ice cream scoop had a spicy kick to it? A street food vendor in Indore, believe it or not, has created a green chilli ice cream made with whole hari mirch.
Take A Look At The Video:
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Popular food blogger @oyehoyeIndia posted the video on Instagram. It has more than 205k views and 2.4k likes. A street food vendor in Indore's Sarafa Bazaar, one of the country's most popular street food hubs, created the one-of-a-kind ice cream. We could see how whole hari mirch or green chillies were added to the ice cream counter, along with chocolate sauce and a dash of caramel, in the making video. The ingredients were combined, and cream was added to the'Jhannat Mirchi Ice Cream'. It was served with candied fruits, caramel syrup, and coconut shavings as garnish.
Here's How The Internet Reacted To It:
Internet users reacted to the street food vendor's unusual creation. Many of them were eager to try this spicy and unusual ice cream. "Looks interesting," one user commented. Others, meanwhile, wanted to 'report' the video of the crime and un-see it. "Just one question - why?" said one user.
"To be honest, I love spicy food, but I will never dare to try this stupid thing in my entire life," the third said.
"Please also add some poison into it," a user joked. "This is the abuse food sellers do to someone’s money!" exclaimed another.
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