What are the unacceptable foods in India?

Chinese people all claim to be foodies, but when you go to India may complain about eating not enough, not India has nothing for you to eat, but a lot of local food in India so that you can not accept, and even let you take a look at you have no appetite.

I remember three years ago, the company sent me to India on business trips to take care of some of the business, went to about half a month or so, one hundred and thirty pounds of me back when only one hundred and twenty-three pounds more than enough to make me lose six or seven pounds, but also good, a little on the fat side of the I happen to lose weight successfully. In that period of time in India, I admit that I really can not accept the local food, so every day basically eat fruit-based, it seems that fruit does have the effect of weight loss. The following is a disk of India so that people can not accept what food.

India's curry is famous all over the world, in India, almost all the food is inseparable from the curry, all made of curry color, other ingredients are also a lot of a dish at least to put more than ten kinds of ingredients, more critical is that their food out of the shape of a variety of pasty, with the state of the half-digested.

Whether it is the Indian roadside stalls, or Indian high-end hotel restaurant, they are particularly good at making a variety of ingredients into a variety of colors, looks like a paste, not to mention how the taste, just look at the appearance of these foods has let a person's appetite greatly reduced, the Indian people cooking is not like the Chinese as the color and flavor of the whole.

Even if you point a green vegetable, Indians will give you a green paste, do not know the reason, may think that on the wrong dish, these dishes may taste good, but the look is too appetizing, a lot of Chinese to India would rather starve and dare not boldly go to taste a bite, including me.

The flaming paan is a kind of stuff that is wrapped in crushed ice, masala, daal, and a kind of chili sauce, and then set on fire, at which point the customer needs to open his mouth, and the chef will quickly shove the food into his mouth, which will make the customer roll his eyes in horror, but surprisingly, his mouth doesn't feel hot at all, and it's also very refreshing.

It may be too much for everyone to handle. But every day there are still a large number of people come to challenge, it seems that this snack is still very delicious. Because this snack eating method is very special, so it also attracts a lot of small friends to come to watch, this snack you dare to challenge? Anyway, I do not dare.

While at present in many formal occasions, the Indian people have been like Westerners began to eat with a knife and fork, but often in private, they are still accustomed to eat with the hand grabbed rice. It is understood that the hand grabbed rice is a long time Indian dining customs, eating before they will wash their hands, and then ready to eat, but the thought of the Indian people on the toilet without paper towels will make people nauseous.

There is also this hand grabbed rice, was also a good white rice, had to pour curry and other dozen kinds of ingredients, so people see and no appetite.

We usually drink drinks are made with machines, but in the streets of India is not to see the machine, their drinks are purely handmade out of.

In addition to watermelon juice, aloe vera drink is also their favorite summer handmade drink. When doing aloe vera drink they are left and right, one hand holding aloe vera, one hand holding a knife will aloe vera to remove a layer of skin, the inside of the aloe vera gel scraped to the cup, and then to the mouth of the cup to add ice water and sugar stirred evenly on the completion of the cup, a cup of sticky aloe vera drink looks like this to send the guests in the hands of the hand.

There are many kinds of drinks, but this aloe vera drink this way to see in India, as for the good drink I do not know, because I have no interest in India's food, this is also because I am hungry and thin down the reason!

The traditions, customs, diets and living habits of each country are different, perhaps these foods in India are gourmet in the eyes of the Indians, but in front of us Chinese people have no way to eat, on the contrary, we eat Chinese food, they are afraid that the Indians are not used to eating.

So we go to a different country, can only respect their customs, their eating habits, rather than holding the attitude of condemnation, can eat more, can not eat less, even if the starvation thin, as I did when the weight loss success, it is not also a very happy thing?

A person in Russia, on the streets of India: what you can eat, what you can not eat, made a presentation and evaluation, the following specific content:

A different attitude towards street food in India

India, is a country with a unique street food.

Of course, for the street food in India, the attitude of each tourist, are different.

For some tourists, Indian street food is one of the tastier foods that can be found in this world. For others, any local street food is unacceptable.

Secondly, it is advisable to follow some rules

In almost every lively corner of the streets here, you can find masterpieces of delicious local food.

However, in order to make your vacation, no regrets, so it is recommended to follow some rules.

Thirdly, any tourist, should remember the following 3 things:

1. Compared to Russia, the current state of food hygiene in India, there is a gap.

In India, people cook with their bare hands, and some street cooks don't even wear gloves or even wash their hands before cooking.

2. For some Indian street cooks, the stall is home. Some Indian street cooks even rest on the stalls selling food during the day when there is less traffic.

3. Forget the food hygiene guide, many Indian street cooks, don't even have the book.

4. What can you eat on the streets of India?

1. You can eat fried food,

such as fried potato pancakes, sweetened cakes, and roasted nuts are not only delicious, but also hygienic and safe.

Why?

Because they are fried or baked at super-high temperatures over high heat and in hot oil.

However, it is only recommended to buy something that has been fried or baked in front of your eyes and should not be bought ready-made, especially if it is refrigerated.

2. You can drink bottled water

Everyone knows that you can't drink tap water straight from the tap in India, as the country's water treatment system, still leaves a lot to be desired.

Therefore, you can drink bottled water and should keep an eye on it to make sure that the seal on the lid is intact and not broken.

Therefore, if you don't find bottled water with the seal intact when you buy it, then you should buy it elsewhere.

3. You can eat fruits with peels

Traveling to India without eating fruits. It is the same as traveling to Paris without taking pictures at the Eiffel Tower.

Apples, bananas, oranges, tangerines, oranges and other uncut fruits that are on sellers' carts are allowed.

However, you need to wash them yourself before eating them.

V. What are you not allowed to eat on the streets of India?

1. No yogurt and dairy products

In India, cows are sacred animals and there is not much dairy products.

However, Indians are very fond of yogurt, which is of course very different from Russian yogurt.

Street cooks in India, however, often add ice to yogurt and dairy products, the source of which may be unknown even to them.

2. Not to be eaten with added sauces

Here, the reason is twofold:

First, many sauces are made with water, the source of which is unknown.

For example, some Indian street cooks ignore the rules and use water from unknown sources to make food or washing products.

Secondly, these sauces may be less fresh and there are unknowns about how long they have been stored, the environment in which they have been stored, and so on.

3, can not eat chopped fruits

Rows and rows of chopped watermelon, apples, pomegranates and oranges look beautiful and very attractive, especially in the hot weather. But here you will face two problems:

First, the source is not clear about the water used to wash these fruits.

Secondly, it is the Indian seller, who cuts the fruits with clean hands, which is also not clear.

4. Don't eat any meat that has not been fried, boiled or grilled

Not only do you not know if they are fresh or not, but these meats, the exact source of which is also unknown.