Man makes black detox idlis in viral video from Nagpur. Please stop, says Internet
India Today
In a video that has gone viral, a man was seen making black-coloured idlis in Nagpur. The viral clip has prompted several reactions online.
From Fanta omelette to Oreo maggi, there is no dearth of weird and bizarre food combinations. Moreover, now one more item can be added to the list of bizarre foods. How can we say this, you ask? Well, a video has gone viral online in which a man can be seen making idlis. So far, so good. However, the idlis were black in colour. Yes, you read that right!
The video was posted on Instagram by food bloggers from Nagpur named Vivek and Ayesha. The clip started with a man ladling the grayish-black idli batter on a steamer plate. He then left the idlis to cook and served them on a plate later. Next, he poured some ghee over the cooked idlis and sprinkled milagai podi powder on top. The man added more ghee over the idlis and served them with coconut chutney.
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