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Kolkata’s first ever phuchka chop has gone viral and you must try it at this shop located in Salt Lake.

Viral Phuchka Chop of Kolkata: This unique combo of the 2 popular street foods is receiving all the love

<h2>Kolkata&rsquo;s first ever phuchka chop has gone viral and you must try it at this shop located in Salt Lake.</h2>

<p>Phuchka is one of the most popular street foods of Kolkata and other parts of Eastern India. Loved for its flavours and textures, phuchka is a beloved snack enjoyed by many for its irresistible taste and refreshing qualities. Another most eaten street food is alu chop that's made with boiled, mashed potatoes mixed with spices. They are shaped into patties and coated in a besan batter and deep-fried until crispy and golden brown.&nbsp;</p>
<h3><strong>Unique combo of the 2 most popular street foods</strong></h3>
<p>Now what happens when these come together? Yes, an amalgamation of the 2 most popular street foods has happened and the internet can&rsquo;t keep calm. We are talking of Kolkata&rsquo;s viral phuchka chop you must try at this shop located in Salt Lake.&nbsp;</p>
<h3><strong>Viral Phuchka Chop of Kolkata</strong></h3>
<p>The video shared by a Kolkata food blogger, Subinoy Baidya <em>(foodie.da_calcutta)</em> has taken over social media and everyone seems to be loving it.&nbsp;</p>
<p>The video shows a local woman making a phuchka by simply putting aloo and chana mixture into golgappas. Then she covers the phuchkas with besan or gramflour batter and deep fries them to make their 'chop'.</p>
<p>With the look and reaction of the blogger who tries it later, it seems they are super yummy. If you too want to try them the next time you are in Kolkata, here's the address for the shop.</p>
<p>Salt Lake Sector 3, Opposite of FD Park Maa Sarodamoyee Hindu Hotel&nbsp;</p>
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<h3><strong>Other street foods you must try when in Kolkata</strong></h3>
<p><strong>Mughlai Paratha: </strong>A decadent and filling street food, Mughlai Paratha consists of a flaky, deep-fried bread stuffed with minced meat, egg, or vegetables, often served with a side of spicy curry or chutney for a satisfying meal on the go.</p>
<p><strong>Alu Kabli: </strong>A savory snack made from boiled chickpeas, potatoes, onions, and spices, often served with tamarind chutney and garnished with green chilies and coriander, providing a delightful mix of textures and flavors.</p>
<p><strong>Kathi Rolls: </strong>These flavorful wraps consist of skewer-roasted kebabs or grilled meat, wrapped in a paratha with onions, chutney, and spices, offering a burst of savory goodness in every bite.</p>
<p><strong>Also watch: <a title="Holi 2024: Celebrate the festival with colourful idli bombs, here is how to make them" href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/food/holi-2024-celebrate-the-festival-with-colourful-idli-bombs-here-is-how-to-make-them-1710398086496">Holi 2024: Celebrate the festival with colourful idli bombs, here is how to make them</a></strong></p>

A weird food combination of omelettes and Parle-G biscuits has gone viral on Instagram, and it has dug up the internet. Many netizens have expressed dismay over the food blogging culture, saying it promotes such bizarre concepts.

Street food vendor mixing omelette with Parle-G biscuits baffles netizens, ask 'just why'

"Just Why": Street food vendor mixing omelette with Parle-G biscuits baffles netizens

<p style="color: #252525;">A weird food combination of omelettes and Parle-G biscuits has gone viral on Instagram, and it has dug up the internet. Many netizens have expressed dismay over the food blogging culture, saying it promotes such bizarre concepts.</p>

<p>We Indians live for the flavours of street foods. However, more often than not, street food vendors take it too far with their experiments, combining ingredients whose names should never even be used in the same sentence together, let alone cooking. In one such bizarre turn of events, a video of a street food vendor making a weird dish using eggs and Parle G biscuits has now disgusted the internet.</p>
<h3><strong>Omelette with Parle-G biscuits baffles netizens</strong></h3>
<p>Social media is home to all things weird, but nothing could have prepared netizens for'moya moya omelette'. A video of a street vendor who has a reputation for making up anything and everything using eggs has been shared on Instagram by the page <em>@foodb_unk</em>. This time, he dared to experiment with India's OG biscuit Parle-G, and to say the least, it's downright atrocious.</p>
<p>The video begins with the vendor cracking two eggs into a bowl, followed by chopped onions, turmeric, and salt. After mixing it with a whisk, he pours the mixture on a frying pan and cooks it with butter. He then proceeds to open a packet of Parle-G biscuits and start laying the omelette with Parle-G biscuits and grated cheese. He then garnishes the final product with chopped coriander before serving it hot.</p>
<h3><strong>Netizens' funny comments</strong></h3>
<p>Netizens took to the comment section of the video to share their thoughts on this new street food letdown, which is a perfect recipe to injure your taste buds. One user wrote, "Woh Parle G, wali bachi ka smile change ho gaya packet mein," and another person wrote, "Bro forgot to add sambar, rasam, and curd." "I can't believe that people have liked this video," a third user said. A fourth user aptly asked, "Just why," while another asserted, "Aur kardo aise food counters ko famous. Food bloggers ke bigade huye hain yeh."</p>
<p><strong>Also read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/fashion-and-beauty/nutritionist-s-magical-diy-oil-for-hair-growth-and-density-is-a-must-try-for-all-wishing-healthy-tresses-1704974077467">Nutritionist's magical DIY oil for hair growth and density is a must try for all wishing healthy tresses</a></strong></p>

Notably, Turkey's Tombik ranks first in the list of best sandwiches in the world; check out where vada pav stands.

Vada Pav makes it to the list of best sandwiches in the world; here's what you need to know

<p>Notably, Turkey's Tombik ranks first in the list of best sandwiches in the world; check out where vada pav stands.</p>

<p>Popular Mumbai street food, Vada Pav has now made it to the list of best sandwiches in the world.&nbsp;</p>
<p>The list was released by <em>Taste Atlas</em>, a travel guide for traditional food, which collates authentic recipes, food critic reviews, and research articles about popular ingredients and dishes.&nbsp;</p>
<p>They recently released the list of 50 'Best Sandwiches in the World' where Vada Pav is ranked at number 13.&nbsp;</p>
<p>Notably, Turkey's Tombik ranks first in the list of best sandwiches in the world.&nbsp;</p>
<p><strong>Also Read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/bread-omelette-with-chocolate-why-such-bizzare-experiments-with-our-favourite-food-items-1677403784682">Bread omelette with chocolate: Why such bizarre experiments with our favourite food items</a></strong>&nbsp;</p>

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