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Bangalore, the innovation capital of India, cannot prevent its creativity from manifesting itself in the most unexpected fields… Idli on a stick — sambhar & chutney as dips… Those for, those against ?? pic.twitter.com/zted3dQRfL
– anand mahindra (@anandmahindra) September 30, 2021
According to the tweet, he shared a photo of idlis on ice cream sticks with sambhar and coconut chutney served as dips.
Sharing the tweet, he wrote: “Bengaluru, India’s innovation capital cannot stop its creativity from showing up in the most unexpected areas…
The viral tweet has garnered 19.4,000 likes and 1,635 retweets so far and the number is growing with every passing hour.
Reacting to Anand’s tweet, politician Shashi Tharoor wrote: “Absurd but practical!”
According to some internet users this could be a great snack on the go and for some it is a smart way to save the water and manpower needed to wash spoons and plates.
And for some, the authentic way to eat idli and sambar is with the hands and therefore this bizarre version is unacceptable.
Also take a look at the other reactions:
As we complain about the shape and the way we eat it, we should always know that this methodology saves water by not having to wash our hands, which we usually do after having eaten lazily.
– Gajesh (@gajeshkr) September 30, 2021
Isse 3 kaam Hal hote hai
1 haath gande nahi honge
2 paani bachega
3 hot and spicy ice creams khane wale ka Sapna pura ho jayega.
All kidding aside, it will be great for saving water and unnecessary water waste outside stores….– delighted kant srivastsva (@blue_arc) October 1, 2021
Dips !! No. Pouring sambar over the idli and crushing it, sliding them over chutney and having it with your bare hands is divine.
– 😷 (@suganthanmm) September 30, 2021
Courtesy of Thumb Image: TOI and Twitter / anandmahindra
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