Tea is not just a drink; It is a way of life for us Indians. Wherever you go, from offices to markets, on trains, you will always find people lined up for a cup of that sweet, milky and savory drink. A short stroll into any of the country’s busy markets, and you’ll not only be standing in line at the many tea stalls, but dozens of unique and interesting tea recipe Very. Notably, with the rise of fusion food in the country, it did not take long for tea makers to get involved in the process of wooing the audience with their quirky creations. The most recent item that confused viewers was this bizarre herb tea that was too confusing to be true.
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In an Instagram video uploaded by food stuff maker ‘@_chow._.down_’, we can see a street vendor making a tea which has left all the onlookers confused. The video soon garnered foodies everywhere and garnered over 1.2 million views and 66k likes in a short span of time. To start, the seller begins making tea from herbs that seem unfamiliar and are not part of the normal recipe. Many viewers think that it is the famous herb used in the Indian curry dhania (coriander). The comments left by different viewers on the video were as confusing as we are. Can you guess which herbs are being used in the tea? Have a look:
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Some of the funny comments left on the video are “chai banana raha hai ya paya banara” (Is he making chai or paya curry), “uncle aap gane ki juice machine khrid lo usme chai banaya diya crow” (he should just make) Chai in a sugar juicer), “Yeh insan ke liye hi tha na” (Are you sure this tea is made for humans?), “The name of this tea is tea of all leaves, because it contains the addition of a tea strip. There are too many patties.” and “Uncle thodi haldi, mirchi and coriander powder bhi daal da hai” (why doesn’t he add some chilli, coriander powder and turmeric too).
Many viewers speculated as to what the herbs were used in the preparation of the tea, from coriander to fenugreek to spinach, some funny guesses were “Mujhse laga ke uncle ne chai mai methi dali ha” (I thought uncle has used fenugreek leaves in tea), “Uncle je coriander dala kya” (did he use coriander leaves?), and “oh wait… was that spinach” (wait a second, what Was that the spinach leaves they added?)
After much confusion and hundreds of hilarious comments, we finally found out that the odd-looking herbs are actually basil and lemongrass. Many onlookers are confused by the way these herbs are harvested and used in tea; However, the comments of those who have tried this tea cleared the confusion and confirmed its taste. “It’s basil leaves and lemongrass leaves… for all to ask” and “tea I’ve got jarcush that’s good for cold cough” (He has used lemongrass leaves in tea, it cures colds and coughs) considered good for). The comments clarified our confusion.
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Can you guess the ingredients of this tea? Tell us what your funniest guesses were in the comments below.
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