I AM MOVING TO INDIA! - Exotic Indian Street Food Tour in Delhi, India! FLAMING FIRE PAAN! Reaction
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Dude is passionately talking about Naan calling em paan 😄
That powder name " karpooram " in Tamil.. we use this in some sweet desert good aroma.. it's flamable.. edible too.. not chemical
"Karpooram" otherwise knows as Camphor is indeed a chemical.
@@pointinpolyhedron its taken from tree
@@Johnpranu There are a lot of things that come from nature and still contain chemicals.
Yes
In malayalam also known as Karpooram
Paan is betel leaf. And what you are speaking of in the intro the garlic thing is 'naan'.
That's the one.
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The Powder Is Pachakarpuram in Telugu, Bheemsenikapur in Hindi and similar names in Other Indian Languages. It's a purified form of Gum From Karpuram Tree!
Edible and flamable and also used in Ayurvedic Medicines!
So, don't worry thinking it as a chemical...😊🙏
Yeah... Camphor
That powder is just camphor. Both flammable and edible.
That powder in fire paan is camphor, it catches fire quickly and also it helps in preserving sweet items.
That powder is a dried up clove which is crushed...it is set on fire...its not a chemical ....fire paans are even made at homes in some places although they are not so common
Now it sounds good.
That's camphor
Nope, that firey powder is Camphor... Maybe.
The powder is Camphor. It is traditionally used in India for making ayurvedic medicines
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Love watching your reactions 😍 Lots of love from India ❤️
That mysterious powder that ignites the flame in fire paan is Camphor(Kapur). It's not at all bad for health and it is a naturally produced substance extracted from a plant, though can be synthsized chemically.
Why i am lovingly smiling Every time i watch this guy eating something in India
Paan is mouth refreshment where garlic naan is food.it is type of camphor i think which is safe to eat.they dip there hand in water first before dipping into oil. When they dip there wet hand in oil it doesn't increase thetemperature
Of hand suddenly which makes him to dip his hand cuz it create steam when his wet hand dipped in hot oil
Stop. You're making me hungry.
It's camphor to purify water & catches fire easily, used in fire paan. I used to drink water kept in a mud pot with camphor in my childhood when refrigerator wasn't a household thing, the water tasted like heaven. I miss that flavor of life!
Its naan dude...😂
You are lovely couple and rocking. Lots of love from India..
If you taste rabri faluda once, I'm sure you will again and again want to grab it.. 👍🏻
The chemical in The Flaming Pan is Camphor.
It is not chemical . It is called ( kapoor ) in Hindi. In English it is called camphor .
That white powder in the paan was camphor.
The powder which is used to lit the fire is "Camphor"
The white powder in the pan was mint powder and there's one more thing for powder that is used it (chuna)
It's camphor powder. Its also added in desserts for flavor
The powder is campher coconut powder , the oil content and campher that burns.
The powder is edible Camphor
Love the introduction
9:55 Wooo Woooaahh... Thats pure ancient technique... Even friends are my age are unaware... but bro knows it... amazing
Love from India bro
The powder in fire paan called as camphor
The powder is Kapoor, some people use it to cheat the oxymeter on high altitude :)
the secret powder is camphor
That powder used in the fire paan is made of camphor.
That Powder put In fire pan .. is not actually chemical .. it's was different mint powder or camphor powered but it's different from other camphor
The 1st paan the mystery powder- It's kor-pur ... It's not chemical its use in puja and temples.....
Btw the place where fire paan is served is Connaught place ❤️❤️
That mystery powder is camphor
Paan is what Sonny Side eats right there at the end. In your intro, you're talking about NAAN
That white powder is dried & grated coconut...not a chemical
Edible camphor powder as fire ignitor...it won't give burnt skin but give a burnt hot taste...wet mouth(salivated) is important for trying this
Ganesh restaurent where he puts his hand in the oil serve amazing food
That powder is Camphor
Surely it is camphor powder in the PAN 👍👍
That powder is edible camphor... In my home, we use it to prepare kheer..
You could say it's just camphor the powder used in fire paan
It is eatable camphor.. which is made of natural Ingredient. it is inflammable and also gives Refreshing flavour
that powder is crushed camphor
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That’s probably camphor,i guss! the powder that burn!
Powder in 🔥🔥FIRE PAAN🔥🔥 is Camphor (kapur)... I think not so good for health but neither tha paan is.
Bhai... Edible camphor is different than what we offer in a puja...
@@aan8977 oh accha melo pata nhi tha, dhanyawad 🙏
that powder is Champhor
The bread you are referring to is called "naan".
"Paan" is the treat wrapped in a leaf eaten at the end of a meal. This is to help digestion
That thing is camphor which is catching fire
That flaming paan is the indian equivalent of the B52 cocktail
There is a scientific explanation as to why his hands don't get burnt in hot bubbling oil.
Welcome to india after covid virus
The powder is camphor
Not chemical. Thats edible Kapoor. By boiling tree stem of a kind we extract a white oil which is edible in very small quantity also flammable .Its sub standard variety used in Temples to make Pooja Aarti rituals.
Paan and Naan 2 different things . Betel leaf and bread cook in tandoor.
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The white powder is edible camphor
The pan that is not chemical that is karpoora its used in temple for lighting pooja
Dude, even I was laughing with confusion how he talked about naan, but calling it paan, paan is a whole different thing brother
It's not chemical. It's green camphor. Edible and certainly not chemical. Tamilians use it for devine prayers to cooking sakkarai pongal. Yummy
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The powder name is kapoor
Paan means it is the eating tree leaf 🍂🍂
That powder is camphor
Its the crushed campher!
That powder is raw camphor, which has medicinal properties and a good flavour too, so it isn't any toxic chemical which will affect your health in the long run.
I think that powder made out of peppermint crystal that is why it has an intense taste of mint.
@@amitsrivastava5553 maybe
That powder is edible campfur in fire paan
The chemical powder is natural edible camphor
Paan is beetle nut leaf , naan is what you guys were taking about
Actually they use the camphor powder for the fire..
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Your intro is a killer one
That powder is Camphor......no chemicals Sir ! It’s all natural stuff !
It's true about Gurudwaras... We are members of our local Gurudwara. My dad used to volunteer in the kitchen not just before Covid but during Covid as well for providing food for those who were in need and for welfare workers as well🙏🏻. I have actually seen the richest man of my city volunteering to clean the shoes of people every Sunday (shoes are left in a rack outside). Another guy who is one of the biggest restaurant owner of the city, volunteers every langar to clean the dishes. I was a volunteer for serving food too. We all sit together and eat.
the powder is edible camphor
@Aussiedillon it's camphor dude
It's camphor which is burning
It will good
The powdery chemical is a type of wax, It is found in the wood of the camphor laurel (Cinnamomum camphora), it is totally edible,
Hi, That is not a chemical powder, that is Camphor powder.
Tht powder is camphor..
It is camphor , it is eatable camphor, catches fire
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They use camphor not any chemical
That white powder "Chemical" is food-grade Camphor, I think. No other edible powder catches fire like that.
That powder is camphor...
Its fire paan means fire leaf 🌿
The powder is probably grounded camphor.....it's not going to harm you.....it's edible and natural
Guys please try to extend the discussion after the video so that it can be interesting to know your thoughts
Not chemical its clove or ediable rose petal powder thts turn on fire for few sec ...
No. They put camphor on the top
That powder is called Kapoor
There are lot of vegetarian foods in south India which he vloged u much check it out. Especially for tania
That powder is actually camphor. XD
that powder must be Camphor !
I think that is green camphor(edible) in fire paan.
Its just edible camphor, desi kaapor.
@@SshivamKhopkar In south India it is called "PachaKarpooram", which in english may translate to Green/Raw camphor. See this link www.quora.com/Is-it-safe-to-consume-edible-camphor