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Originally posted by Pradip Bhat:
People eat what they like. Isn't this true anywhere in the world.
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Originally posted by Chetan Parekh:
It is true that people eat what they like. But it doesn�t mean that other�s food is not good. Right?
Originally posted by Pradip Bhat:
There was one guy in my previous company who forced to ate curd rice for 2 days because there was no other and later said that he had become madrasi. :roll:
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Originally posted by Pradip Bhat:
I like chhapatis and channa batura very much. Also like Lassi.
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Originally posted by Chetan Parekh:
Why North Indian wishes that South Indian too like their Shole Bhature?
Why South Indian don�t leave their Curd Rice and try Shole Bhature for somedays?
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Originally posted by Parulekar:
Chetan
I think you are generalizing the things not all south Indians have this problem. So be specific to your query.
Analyze and find out who exactly are they. And I'm sure,8 out of 10 will have problem with sweat sambar of Karnataka , EXTRA spicy sambar of Andhra etc.
Originally posted by Parulekar:
Ironically, in parties, if they are not watched by any so called north indian, then they will eat only Roties, Paneer Buttur Masalas, Jeera Rise etc.
Originally posted by Parulekar:
guess why ???
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I have just taken South Indian/North Indian as well as food as just an example.
I just want to convey that why people from once place don�t give a try to indignities [food/language/culture/habit] of other place.
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Originally posted by Parulekar:
I can understand, your intentions are good. But the things doesn't work always the way we want.
I was bit disappointed with the generalization part alone. What all I mean is out of four south indian states only few people from one particular state has these issues.
Moreover, they do not have issues only with so called north indians but also with fellow south indians and hence they don't like sweet sambar of Karnataka and Spicy sambhar of Andhra.
Originally posted by Parulekar:
To understand food/language/culture/habit related issues better, you have to work in Chennai. There are many surprises like this..
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