$0.25 Sugarcane Juice on the Streets of Kolkata, India 🇮🇳
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.ย. 2024
- Nothing feels more refreshing than a fresh sugarcane juice on a hot day in India. It's cheap, delicious and always squeezed fresh to order. Hygiene is a bit of a concern with this drink though, as the sticks of sugarcane are usually transported in dirty conditions and are often just stacked on the ground before going through the sugarcane press.
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I respect that guy he didn't overcharge you and the stand looked very clean.
Guys probably you living 100 years back in British Era coz india is mostly very very clean now compared to britishers time lol
@goffyahhuncle6811 you probably not even living in india so cut your crap kid
@@kavy0111and what about trains
@@Rajat-qb6fw trains are clean too bro I travel very frequently in them why so many stereotypes?
We have never thought that phones are so concentrated with germs 🦠 including faecal matter and therefore unhygienic?
Definitely this guy’s hands are dirty so too with the stuff he was selling to Dale.
Sugarcane guy is a honest man, didn't try to cheat you
@allroundlad trust me i touch grass unlike you 🤣
@@allroundladHe didn't seem to mind so ease up bud
@@allroundladFair point, you're right about that.
@@allroundladbro bought his product AND advertised him and you're complaining that he's being scammed
@@allroundladyou need help
Superman ❌
Sugercane Man ☑️
Plastic fantastic.
Sugarman
@@kingplatform2255I took as an ironic joke
Superboy ❌
Bapak Kau Superboy ✅
SugarDaddy
“This cup is plastic-
IT’S FANTASTIC“
Barbie regen
Nice bars
Plastastic
Nice
"I'm a barbie girl..." :)
Bro was just so chill, he reacted like he knew him
Hygiene doesn't exist over there
That's how Indian expression works.
@@danthal5967it’s called hospitality, you find it everywhere. On the contrary I’ve seen plenty of videos from India were they didn’t act like this man.
he reacted like he was slightly annoyed that his phone scrolling got interrupted and he wanted to get the business transaction done so he could get back to his phone.
@@kartzzy6101he also might have been annoyed at no ice. Can’t tell cuz he said everything in a monotone. Sometimes people get annoyed at no ice because you get slightly more volume.
He low key looked hurt that you didn’t want the ice though 😂😂😅
cuz he gotta fill up the entire cup
I’m not paying for water
If you go to another country(especially third world)the best way to avoid diarrhea is drinkin anything with ice in it
@@peterpumpkineater6928 nah, it's not about paying for "water" it's about avoiding the dirty water the ice cubes are made from
I never have ice, with ice it is 15 INR and without ice it is more. Never have ice. What I liked is, he made it fresh,
“You gotta watch out for germs on his hands and the tap water!”
*Gets Run Over By A Scooter*
Ya man almost got smacked
@morebrainmoregains3234 no insurance fraud either since scammers cant scam scammers amirite?
Lmao right
Man you made me burst into laughter. Thank you
Love the Scottish accent!!!
"Suagrcane-Man"... Made him sound like a superhero😂.
This guy with the Plastic , Fantastic 😂😂
Lol The rhyme
Bro be spitting bars fr
He's advertising for the new Barbie movie
Tastes clean, anyway and you’ve seen
Tbh the sugarcane man should be an actor
I can tell my his demeanor that the plastic cups were so HE didn't have to wait around watching you drink 😂😂😂
Classism 🫤
@@maybe2714??? Dude just had a no bullshit stance/facial expression, nothing to do with his class at al
@@wingdinggaster6737maybe a commie just ignore em
@@felipeball7778A COMMIE?! WHERE?!
@@felipeball7778 again, where did communism come into this???
That son of a beach just took my plastic cup. -sugarcane man.
Lmao this comment took me out 😂
he acted like it was starbucks.
😂😂😂
"I wonder how much wood a woodchuck could chuck if he sold sugar cane without ice" -Sugarcane man
@@saturdaynighto74261sahi bola 😂😂
Dude this is the most hygenic stand ive ever seen in India
Seriously, normally there’s cow piss and shit all around
yea I agree with you
not to mention he didn't overcharged the price
Bacche tu ghar k bahar niklega to pta chalega na
@@ajay4064what
@@ajay4064wahi 😂😂 hygiene ke naam pe chutiappa kar raha
Respect to the guys who charge the honest price🙏🏻
Bruh at that price the cup is taking a pretty big cut of the profit
you could see that he was bothered by the no ice, as that's not calculated into his profits. still gave him a full cup
he should’ve up charged it’s probably so cheap so people who are native will buy it but the price he charged americans make easily, average 9-5 makes like 100 bucks a day he charged 24 cents
the power of camera
@@SuoKibawrong
I imagine walking in a midwestern American city and seeing a street vendor with corn, and asking him: "Hey Corn man... can I have some Corn Syrup?"
And dont hold back on the fructose
Oh we have corn syrup for days. Even our gas has corn.
If he had a centrifuge on hand, even hand cranked that could be a thing. Im from Wisconsin and there's white corn in our garden now that doesn't have any right being called a vegetable, that stuff is candy. When I lived in South Florida for a while I'd chew on sugar cane stalks all the time.
eastern europe in the summer - boiled or grilled corn on every street especially beaches
That's basically every soda, but i would be down for that.
He charged 10 rupees less than what I'm charged when I ask my man to give me same sugarcane juice without ice
Who's your man?
@@Gerald0613 he's a fruit juice seller around our university
So basically your man is scamming you 😂
Oh no! 10 more cents ,what a scam!
@@25talifestanAverage American take:
My whole family’s from India and we make sure to never get ice when going out to eat. Great tip for traveling in India.
Is the tap really that bad out there?
@@Monke15329nahhhh just in cities!! In villages we have our own water pump. India is full of metal mines. So it depends on what area you're getting tap water from!!! It can be metal contaminated bcz of mining work.
i always forget that rupees are a real world currency and not just a silly little gemstone that fantasy elves with 12 hearts carry around
If this were reddit, I'd give you an award.
cringe@@bacardim390
@@bacardim390 If this were reddit, I wouldn't be here.
HAHAHAH this is so true
It is a silly little gemstone
"SUGARCANE MAN"
Is there a better job title?
@@cardboardtaco4503 "Sugarcane Daddy"
SUGARCANE MAN!
CAIN, YOU SUGAR DADDY!
Plastec, fantastec!
If I went to India with my $400 I would feel like a king lol
As an Indian I guarantee that.
Only if u eat on streets or local restaurants.. 4_5 star ⭐places will eat ur money in 1_2 days max
@@chhayamehta2356just like in any other countrty...
@@chhayamehta2356 do you know how much is 400$ INR?
Nope!
I feel so proud when i see honest people like him in our country who doesn’t overcharge foreigners ❤
You are building your immunity in India 😊
U can’t level up ur immunity against Chagas Disease
My stomach is so sensitive, I'm convinced I would be dead from street food within hours of being there 😅
if u can survive this, u can survive a zombie apocalypse
@@carmengogeidnas9670hello my twin , id definitely die
@@carmengogeidnas9670dead or dying, youd be shitting in the street right next to Rajir and Parth before you went
Dale: plastic cup nice
The sugarcane man: uhhh waiting for my plastic cup back
"This guy's plastic, Fantastic " - Dale
Wise man said it
It's an advertisement for the new Barbie Movie. I was expecting something like "you can brush my hair, undress me everywheeere" next
Mr bombastic
@@GoogleUser-rw4jr cocacolastic..
@@Mohammedali-wp3kzpolastic
and his hands were all over that phone
Almost started singing “Life in Plastic, it’s Fantastic.”
😂
Lol then that would be pretty insane 😅
The solution to pollution is dilution
You can brush my hair, undress me everywhere, imagination, life is your creation!
Haha 😂😊
"I'ma the sugar man, with a sugar staaand
I have have plastic, it's fantastic!" 🎶
Thank you for this comment
Its perfect
Can I do a song out of that?
Let's go Curry, I'm in a hurry oh oh oh.
“You are just at the mercy of how clean that guy’s hand is”
almost gets smeared by a moped
its all fun and games until that homeless guy across the street sees that as toilet
Nah man that is masala
Literally the cleanest Indian food and beverage stand I’ve ever seen
Depends on the place, It's pretty decent on some places
all ur knowledge comes from those 2 stalls from mumbai right? 99% of street food is like this
His stand looks a billion times neater than others I’ve seen on TH-cam
Yeah, nothing spectacular obviously, but clean station and he didn't overcharge him which is also cool to see
Dude sugercane juice is so god damn good when freshly made and thats a very cheap one right there
"You're just at the mercy of how clean this guys hands is"🤣
Yeah, that was gross
@@ParryPickleballking-es2el idk why you dont think people arent touching your food nonstop, a full dish has passed through so much bs lmao from the farm to butchers to grocery store to chef to waiter to plate washer etc
@@luqman7970 that's why I grow my own food.
@@luqman7970And when it's cooked people should work in a clean area with clean hands etc. him using his phone inbetween each juice is nasty. it's full of pee & poo particles and other nasty things, and it goes straight into your juice.
Nah I'll never try Indian streetfood. Korean standards are insanely high, prolly higher than western world. masks, gloves etc is a common practice even for streetfood.
@@NamChin846 i cannot speak for korean but yes in the west this is common practice for the workers to be on their phone an all types of 'minor' contaminations
Bro just sang "Life in plastic, it's fantastic" 😂
This is why you need automatic sugarcane farm
Real g, bro did not overcharge, for him honesty was such a basic bro did not even stutter when giving the genuine price
Bro spitting barz😂
Just ask them to clean there hand with water they don't mind . even we Indians ask them to do so. I also love sugarcane juice so much.
But the main point is avoiding the water which often makes westerners sick, so I’m not sure that solves the problem. Maybe with some antibacterial soap it would be fine, but even then the water is still an issue. At the end of the day I’d probably just say fuck it and take my chances lol.
I don't care if he cleans his hands with clorox bleach.
@@MaggotSr.You should. That's harmful to the poor man.
Foreigners have to avoid the water that’s why he said no ice Indian water makes us sick
@@nothanks9503tap water makes anyone sick not just 'foreigners' lol
Those power lines look like they kill shit everytime it rains
can confirm, fresh sugarcane juice is absolutely fantastic and refreshing. they’re everywhere in delhi too.
He didn’t wear any gloves 🧤 😂😵🤮
There is a humbleness in India you don't find other places. This is one of the few countries you can give a hot tea to a homeless person, and they will act like they won the lottery! But also realize the class distinction there is HUGE!
@@SimonWoodburyForgetand for good reason lol. but I digress.
that moped at the end was ready to run you over if necessary lol
That was one of the safest road crossings in India tbh 😂
Ikr
Traffic is crazy down there it's every man for himself till you hit someone😭
Welcome to Asia!
A mantra for crossing the road.
Don't speed up. Don't slow down. Your life is in gods hands now.
When I was on a school trip to Costa Rica, we went on a two hour horse ride tour of a huge farm there. At they end they pulled everyone aside to have some homemade empanadas. We then got to use on of the machines in the video to squeeze out sugarcane juice, then used it to make sugarcane candy with peanuts or mints. It was one of the best things we did there, 10/10. Would go again!!
thats sounds awesome :)
Literally did the same thing like 2 weeks ago when i was in costa rica, probably the same place
I love Empanadas it's my favorite food I would have loved to be there
One of the most beautiful countries in the world
I did that at a coffee plantation in costa rica! I can't remember what it was called tho:/
I finally got to try sugarcane juice at a local Indian market here in New England. They put fresh squeezed lime in it also. Never saw it before Dales videos. So yummy and apparently it’s really good for you.
Watching these videos makes me want to try sugarcane juice so badly words cannot explain
Same, the feeling of drinking it, is divine ❤
you dont have sugar cane in your country?
@@mustafakareem6382no daddy
@@mustafakareem6382for me I do but it’s rrly rare to find a shop that sells sugarcane juice 🥺 The last time I tried it was prob when I was like 7/8 y.o. 😕
just drink sugar and hot water bro, it's dale philip's hack...
Sugarcane juice is one of the most dangerous things you can eat/drink on the side of the road. I love it, it’s one of my favorite drinks, but I’ve been sick from it too many times.
Check chagas disease in Brazil, through sugarcane juice
Dangerous really? Just dont put ice if ypu care about water quality, otherwise its all good
@@shubhampreetsingh8630 actually there are quite a few reasons to avoid sugarcane juice. Firstly, the canes are typically sitting on the site of the road at the vendor. Like a sponge they are porous and all that dust and dirt sticks on them before someone who typically doesn’t wash their hands takes them and puts them through a press to make the juice. Also many insects crawl inside the cane in the fields and of course they are still inside when the cane is pressed. Overall it’s just a very high risk thing to drink.
Worth getting sick
@@IceKnight678 it is one of my favorite drinks in the world that’s true. But not worth a trip to the hospital I can’t do it anymore
Motorcycle guy just zoomed past while you were on the crosswalk that’s crazy
This is nothing.. the roads in India are crazy, yet it works probably better than western roads... what I like is everybody is aware that it is your responsibility as a driver to alert others too your presence as much as its the others responsibility to be aware of the vehicle's hence the constant beeping to let others know of their presence which in the west is used more out of anger.
Worrying about clean hygiene is a concern everywhere. Not just third world countries
Yup u said it right, your at the mercy of person's hands which make it.. be it this sugarcane vendor or Macdonald, KFC, Pizza hut, any hotel too ! One can just expect, hope 'all is right' and enjoy your food and drinks ! 👍
The best part I admire about tourist, TH-camrs, bloggers is that they are courageous to taste, try and even have full portion of street food which is not at all of their daily taste ! 👍🙏
Pizzas and burgers are kinda different because anything that is cooked, because of the heat no bacteria can live. Cold stuff on the other hand...
And India having non existant health standards makes it the worst
@@omererel7766 probably still being touched after the cooking
@@bread5617 ur statement is applicable to every country or else people would have not died with symptoms of covid19 pandemic and so on !!!
@@omererel7766 the statement is of person who makes it and for sure with your reply would add who serves it too !!!
Thats a honest and cheap rate . Salute to that man ❤
He seemed almost annoyed that you were bothering him.
That was surprisingly authentic tho.
He was pissed he didn't want ice to get extra juice (more product/less proft)
He was watching youtube shorts about people not ordering ice with sugarcane juice. You don't want to miss that.
probably wondered why he was being filmed
Even if you want business sometimes work is just annoying to get back into
The glass cup is the true experience, you just stand there and chat with the fellas also having a chill drink
You have. Iron man spider man. Ant man
We have. Sugarcan. Man
They dont have that. Its the usa. He is from uk
@@bullymaguire2074hi 🐐 🐐 goat
Honestly cleanest indian street food seller ive ever seen
The second guessing of finishing it is coming through in that last "uhh ok" after explaining the cleanliness of his hands 😂
Haha for real, he probably dumped the juice right after cutting the video after thinking about how dirty the juice maker’s hands must have been
I think it was some gastrointestinal distress that just bubbled up through his body that might've been it
no it was clearly because the moped guy sped right past him and honked while walking through the road
Wrong, the traffic had him acting like that
There's nothing wrong with tap water ice, without the ice, the sugarcane juice will quickly expired after some minutes
I would’ve given him 100 rupees just because of how honest he is and how clean his stand was
This is how tourist inflation starts
@@doctorstainy what about 40?
He was charged 10 extra 😂 it cost only ten not 20
@@angaminaga9162doesn't matter, they're poor countries so it's only fair of them to charge extras for tourist
No don't make everything pricer for everyone. Stop pitying them and making them rely on tourists instead of being self sufficient.
Sugarcane Man! My favourite Indian superhero.
Speaking of ice.. I would like to tell u a true incident that happened to us. Here in Chennai due to the hot climate sometimes dead bodies are kept on ice to slow down decomp and bacteria build up. After the body is buried or cremated the remaining ice was taken by a teenager who used it in fresh fruit juice.... Since then I stopped taking ice with my juices
Mr. Philip. learn a few Hindi words
You should tally up the trip's cost at the end of your stay in India so someone could figure out if they can afford to live that way for awhile.
@@christyraja5207did they charge the teen with anything after that incident??
this jus only 15₹
Only in India the criteria "Taste Clean" exist 😂
You know that dirty food stands exist everywhere?
@@PetrichorV2 i wouldnt say that. ratio def not most likely not just in general.
Bro said " clean " as if there wasn't rust on the tray transporting the liquid down into the dirty strainer fully exposed to the elements. The press has actively flaking blue paint, I'm sure that's fine if it gets into your bloodstream.
Guy with plastic fantastic😅
Eff the environment, sustainability, and what not _🥴_
@@z_ed
Yes, it's a pseudo stance,
Mr fantastik long dough like elastic guard my life with twin glocks thats made outta plastic
Barbie boy😂
I feel like the scottish and indian accents are mutually pretty intelligible between each other
Might be because India was under British control from 1858-1947. Just a hunch tho
@@ryangazaway3731 what I wanted to say was that there somehow seemed to have a bit of closeness between those two accents (though with different linguistic causes obv), especially the one of the guy who posted this video from a foreigner's perspective
The British Raj employed an unusually high number of Scottish officers and administrators during the colonial times. So, the Indian English has influence of Scottish RP.
You will find many places named after Scottish people in the subcontinent like Mcleodgunj (town where Dalai Lama lives), Mcrobertgunj, Mccluskeygunj etc.
Edit: Most of the places named after Scots end in gunj (or at least those I can recall). Then, there are Scottish schools and bunch of places/churches named after St. Andrews
@@nathanoyeght wow that's not something I could/would have figured out
thanks a lot for the insight
Love this juice they usually use lemon to kill any bacteria and it also adds good flavor
Lemon juice does not kill bacteria.
Yep lemon juice is great at removing feces from street juice
I mean, the guy was just touching his phone and I don't see a sink anywhere so...
you're gonna need a lot of lemon juice
@@DLlamaOr just don't he overly sensitive and weak
@@nilsteegen33 the fecal bacteria in question:
Street foods in India, are most of the time clean, except some exceptional. Just enjoy the variety of foods and drinks in India..❤
Bro really said "sugarcane man" 💀
Our stomach is immune to those bacteria 😂
You haven't met the street food man who ran out of toilet paper while going to the restroom
@@timbatee7433makes the food tastier 😋
@@timbatee7433he must be american.
@@timbatee7433toilet paper in india?
From walking around in feces on main street your whole lives huh
Oh man, I'm from the Philippines and I really miss eating sugarcanes. When I was just a kid, I would often eat sugarcanes with my father. There were sugarcanes growing in our backyard, and my father would always bring me one. I loved the sweet, juicy taste of the sugarcane, and I would chew on it for 1 or 2 hours when I was just 5 years old. It was such a simple pleasure, but it was one of my favorites
Our defensive system gets stronger when everything isnt so sterile.I love sugar cane Juice.I would love to travel to India
Get ready for lots of time on the white porcelain thing...
@@StarryNightGazing😒😒 I think during corona statistically Indians survived more than any other country because when foreign particles enter our body white blood cell make new defense system. upgrading these
Categorically false. The locals don't drink the ice if they are smart.
You don't get stronger by consuming what's bad for you😂
@@bradtrembath9957you are wrong. From childhood, we are already exposed to these circumstances. So, what happens is that our body develops the immune system against these types of petty germs. Ice is definitely something that we avoid though😅😂
That's true everywhere anyone who cooks your food for you. You are just at the mercy of how clean they are.
Protip: You really really really do not want to eat at privately owned restaurants if you are concerned about cleanliness. if you want clean food made by line cooks wearing gloves who wash their hands frequently, eat at a franchise. Privately owned kitchens are some of the most disgusting places ever.
Source: I've worked as a cook at both franchise and private restaurants all across New England.
yeah, but don't be so implicative under a video of an indian street vendor...
@@WalkerRileyMC as someone working in a small privately owned restaurant in germany i can not confirm, we always clean all of our equipment, plates knives cutting boards and silverware right after it has been used so there is really high hygene and virtually no risk of cross contamination between dishes. I mean this might depend on the country and what restaurants you work at but ive seen alot of restaurant kitchens in germany and all of them where clean, and when it comes to fast food franchises most of them dont have time to clean and most things just look gross. but thats my experience it might differ from place to place
There are 10-20 street vendors, you can choose between them.
@@sujalghorse4088 Unless they wash their hands between each client 1 million choices would not make a difference unless they were visibly cleaner or visibly dirtier
I visited a house in Honduras where the family had a small sugar cane plantation. They had a couple of tuk tuks spinning around driving the crank to press the cane. The taste is unbelievable straight from the cane, but they had a sort of cauldron where they were heating the juice as well. It was like a dessert, a completely different type of sweetness. Made me realise how the sugar we predominantly eat is too refined and too processed.
The thing you are telling is called raw jaggery in India, this is processed to make sugar
The mans hands are smaller concern, but you have defeated two bigger concerns 01. The ice
02. The material is fresh
@@adrianhempfing2042a strainer
@@adrianhempfing2042the cup?
Why is everyone so impressed by the indian man acting like a civilized human being?
We stan sugarcane man
Sugarcane man - fights crime by beating bad guys with sugarcanes. And feeds tasty sugarcane juice to good people.
I love that you don't need to learn Hindi in India, just speak with a bit of an Indian accent and they get it.
He’s Scottish it’s not Indian accent
that's a Scottish accent 💀
indian people have spent a lot of time with english people
As an indian, im extremely offende- nah thats pretty much true
@@nightwolf7231though not by choice 🫠
As a kid i'd always get sick when i went to Tunisia because in hotels all the soft drinks and sodas were made from syrup and tap water. And i'd drink tap water anyway because they'd overprice their bottled water in tourist area. We called it the "Tourista", the sickness you get when you drink some water from another country. Always got sick a little for a while (mainly stomach pain and the bathroom trips that follow), then i could drink tap water the rest of the stay there. Until i leave and come back again.
Been a huge fan of yours Dale! Love your videos❤
That’s a good man ❤
Honest n hardworking man 🤍
Everyone is saying how clean this stand is but he had his hands on his phone before making the drink. Phones are dirtier than toilet seats 😐
I love sugarcane juice! Really cools you down during summer! ❤
When u in india and buying food like u are u don’t question hygiene cuz it’ll only freak u out
Sugarcane man deserve more then 20😊
I’m Scottish and I can confirm that ‘please’ and ‘thank you’ is in our vocabulary.
Aye hes just odd
When he pulled the lever to start it it looked like he was gonna punch you
If you ever go to brazil, get some sugar cane juice and ask then to put some lemon in it. Best drink ever
They always put lemon in here in India alongwith, you don't even need to ask for that
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@@tarunkalra3924exactly 👍😂
There so many different types of juice machine there and it's always so fascinating seeing how they make it.
You should go Malaysia, they serve their drinks in bags with straws. Best thing ever 👌🏻
They do it in south and Central America too
They charged high too
Ahh yes more plastic to be thrown in the oceans. People need to realize that YOU as a individual are responsible for the waste you use.
How clean his hands are while they're all over his phone💀💀
you touch your phone too pal
@@YarHarFDand???
I can have a phone and clean my hands before a meal. Not that I'm the most responsible doing it for myself, but when it comes to managing food that others will eat or group foods (pizza) cleanliness must be 100%. Only one can give me food poisoning or a cold and that's me.
@@YarHarFD That's not really the point, is it? Your phone is filled with bacteria from any surface you touch.
@@fernandozenomiranda9470bro but we also touch our food right like burgers and and other food
On the mercy of his hand 🤣
Not only that, you are at the mercy of how clean the sugar cane is. In Asia, we peel the skin off, so there's no dirt in your juice or it's golden yellow, not a murky green color.
Yes we always avoid when overseas
Very professional man
Just hope you’ve got a good immune system. Holding his phone , which he definitely brings into the shitter with him.
Usually most of the Indians do not eat street food, some of us are very picky in terms of hygiene, season (especially when it's summer or rainy season, we avoid the salty taste). I used to eat pani puri but after I gained maturity, it's been several years. (maybe 7/8+ years) that I haven't eaten Pani puri because of hygiene issues.
So we also have modern stands where sugarcane is not touched. I prefer those stands.
How do you think sugarcane is sowed and harvested ?? 😂😂😂
@@vidhyashanker9609Sugarcanes have a very thick rind layer outside.
@@srinjoykumarmitra1698 these are called mill karumbu in tamil you are talking about Cheng karumbu which have a thick layer outside
The former has thin layer which is used for sugarcane juice
@@vidhyashanker9609 i drink from all stands. But the untouched machine one's are preferable if I can find them.
I am not actively avoiding a good hand juicer stand.
Sorry for causing Misunderstanding.
I'm too hungry for this right now, that looks delicious 😭
Hope you are enjoying it in Kolkata ❤ city of joy ❤
“Sugarcane man!”
“What the fuck did u just call me”
Last time I went, I got a charged triple rate, and then there are times you meet genuine honest people. Bless them
I am so sorry to hear that, trashes everywhere we go😢
Thus how you uplift immunity 😊
If you can drink that and not fall sick, you are certified India-ready!
When it comes to street vendors in India period, you’re at the mercy of how clean their hands are 😂
It is pleasant to see someone for the first time treated a foreigner like every customer rather than worshiping them for their validation towards india.