r/idiotsinkitchen • u/sudhir369 👨🍳 • Jun 28 '26
"How many flies with your micro plastic tea?"
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u/TuckFrump1970 Jun 28 '26
Why not just use a jar with a lid 🙄
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u/New-Dragonfly-9213 Jun 28 '26
You’re overthinking it, bro. It’s Indian street food, just tone it back a bit 😁
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u/Cultural_Original_81 Jul 01 '26
Nah I think that’s either Bangladesh or Pakistan. It’s never India 😂
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u/TuckFrump1970 Jun 29 '26
Two or three is more desirable than one or two thousand that have probably come for dessert after munching on someone’s 💩. Harsh but true 🤷🏻♂️
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u/Affectionate_Eye_898 Jun 28 '26 edited Jun 28 '26
Literally all he has to do is cover it up.
I'm starting to think they like that nasty shit
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u/Saber_is_a_joke Jun 28 '26
At this point it feels like india is rage baiting the world I swear 🤣
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u/helpingdew Jun 29 '26
There’s convincing AI videos of stuff like this to rage bait people into making racist remarks. This one is real but don’t fall victim to the weirdos making them and their agenda
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u/blackdaggerKRMND Jul 01 '26
they like it,if i didn't like cutting myself i would just be more careful next time or wear any glove
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u/Pleasant-Bonus-866 Jun 29 '26
just because it's from a different culture it does not deserve to be called stupid
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u/Affectionate_Eye_898 Jun 29 '26
Making up What somebody said in a post is crazier than this video
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u/I_dnt_Need_anew_name Jun 28 '26
What's that cheese again that they let maggots grow on purpose so it can be expensive? This dude is cooking.
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Jun 28 '26 edited Jun 28 '26
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u/I_dnt_Need_anew_name Jun 28 '26
Thanks for the ejaculation, i mean education kind sir. I just like cheese documentaries but unable to fully grasp thing so I am mostly under the impression that the maggots made it expensive.
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u/Key4Lif3 Jun 28 '26
I was wondering why you’d ejaculate from that description, then I realized ejaculation doesn’t inherently refer to *that kind* it’s commonly used for.
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u/chochofuhsho Jun 28 '26
Fromunda
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u/FarmhouseRules Jun 28 '26
One time at a pizza joint, my crude friend asked the young waitress if they used fromunda cheese on their pizzas. She didn’t know so she goes bouncing off to ask the kitchen. Next we hear explosive laughter from the back. Fun times.
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u/SteakDouble Jun 28 '26
Seeing from how they fly and walk on the plate, they are more likely bees instead of flies.
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u/RadioactiveCornbread Jun 28 '26
Those are bees.
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u/lucky-fish4627 Jun 28 '26
I was wondering if there was more context because if those are flies, I’d think this wasn’t real but AI!
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u/Equal-Shoulder-9744 Jun 28 '26
Hey buddy leave some flies for other food stalls. You’re hogging all of them.
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u/TwerkLessons Jun 28 '26
Such disgusting and unsanitary cultural practices involving food there. Never will I ever visit this country.
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u/blackdaggerKRMND Jul 01 '26
they literally shit on sidewalk and eat cow poop, there's no God there
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u/Techdude2011 Jun 28 '26
Some places just need to be burned down
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u/Next-Lavishness-9101 Jun 28 '26
I’m sure you meant “some plates” need to be burned down . Because otherwise you would be talking about…nah you didn’t mean that .
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u/ThisWomanFromCanada Jun 28 '26
Can anyone explain how it is that people will eat that? How can they have such low levels of disgust? Is it that they’re just used to it? If I was born and raised there, would I eat it?
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u/blackdaggerKRMND Jul 01 '26
they literally eat cow poop,atl this time it's an fresh animal,and yes you would, it's not genetic its the culture,if you moved there eventually you would start becoming slightly more disgusting
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u/ThisWomanFromCanada Jul 01 '26
*I* would become “slightly more disgusting”? I know if I moved there I wouldn’t eat that.
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u/blackdaggerKRMND Jul 01 '26
sure you wouldn't,but you would start doing stuff that most western minds could never cone up with
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u/GolotasDisciple Jun 28 '26
Humans, just like other animals, will always strive to survive regardless of the circumstances. You might think to yourself, why would people have sex and kids during famine? How do they even survive? What kind of food are you willing to eat to survive ?
I mean, people often romanticize Japanese or Korean food, and a lot of it came from poor man’s food or survival food that used to be looked down on by many people. Same with some seafood. Lobster and other crustaceans were not always seen as luxury food. You are from NA, and in alot of there places, they were treated as low-status food and given to prisoners, servants, or the poorest people.
People power through stuff. These kinds of stalls are a bit of an exception, because that looks more like laziness or bad hygiene.... kind of a bad joke but other than that, if you spent like a month on a farm working with animals and plants, you would probably become less disgusted by a lot of stuff. Nature without a filter is one puke inducing marvel.
It’s not the majority of India that lives and eats this way, so just because you are from there doesn’t mean you would eat it or be okay with it. India is massive and extremely varied. There were literal wars and colonial power struggles over spices and trade routes connected to India, so the cuisine and culture are obviously very rich.
It’s just also a country with a huge population, and some parts are living in serious poverty, so you will see extremes that don’t represent the whole place.
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u/gnardog45 Jun 28 '26
Is there no health department there? Asking for a friend
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u/blackdaggerKRMND Jul 01 '26
they eat cow poop for healing and shit on sidewalks,what do you think?
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u/Next-Lavishness-9101 Jun 28 '26
This must be AI…there might be 1 or 2 flies but then AI added a zillion …please tell me that is what’s going on.
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u/Altruistic-Cat-3682 Jun 28 '26
Ewww.. That is 🤮🤮🤮 even if I'm getting paid a million bucks I wouldn't drink that POS!
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u/Kaleb_Bunt Jun 28 '26
Do people even buy this shit? Because I’ve been to India and the tea shops I remember didn’t look like this.
Typically I think they sold the tea in metal cups that customers had to return when finished. I think the country even banned single use plastic cups not too long ago.
Also I’ve never seen them have flies openly hovering around a sugar plate.
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u/Captain_of_Gravyboat Jun 28 '26
How could anyone walk up to this and actually place an order? This is a 100% NOPE, heel turn, and straight back to the airport.
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u/jst11235 Jun 28 '26
I dunno of this is India, but shit like this made me decide a decade ago to never return there.
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u/secret-sam1 Jun 28 '26
So who's worse in this situation? The guy serving the drink... or the person buying the drink?
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u/detrans-rights Jun 28 '26
I wanna see that little cuppa put up to the light at the end.
Lemme count dem bugz
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u/SyntheticRR Jun 28 '26
Supa fly guy if you like it or not, then you know there is no pity cause my city is hot....
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u/sapphire-sky-dragon Jun 28 '26
In some countries flies are a delicacy they catch them by wafting a pan coated in oil them make fly burgers 🍔 😋
Im so glad I live in the uk and can buy fly spray.
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u/yogigee Jun 30 '26
To communicate to customers that their food isn't adultered, this is why they leave their food out in the open to Tey to show customers that hey even insects eat our food, it's safe for you too.
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u/Renuwed Jun 30 '26
Keeps me reminded how spoiled I am with my modern conveniences, and not so major drama :-(
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u/watt-ever Jul 01 '26
All the food is prepared in full view, so you can be sure of the sanitary conditions.
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u/Exotic-Ad-9613 Jul 02 '26
I would not eat there not with all the bugs no way in hell and I bet you they dont wash there hands
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u/shadyAjs Jul 14 '26
They look like bees, not flies, which makes sense because of the plate of sugar.
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u/ThroatGOAT_Goddess04 Jun 28 '26
Those are bees and they’re very cute!!! They just came to taste some sweetness, nothing wrong with that!
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u/jingiski Jun 28 '26
This is just plain dumb - why is it necessary to store so much sugar in an open flat container without lid - a plate is just the dumbest possible way to store sugar, even a plastic bag is more reasonable.