Food channel’s twist to humble roti, Netizens react

Team Udayavani, Oct 7, 2021, 2:26 PM IST

Adding to the bizarre food combinations goes daily staple roti or phulka dubbed as ‘balloon bread’.

A video of a recipe showing steps to master a balloon bread has Indians around the globe outraged.

As per the recipe of the balloon bread by popular food channel Cookist, makers are asked to add yeast and milk to make the dough, and then cut it into a few balls before rolling it out.

People were confused as to how it was nothing but something in between roti and naan or a close cousin of kulcha.

 

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The post went viral across social media.

Lmao if you thought ‘sweet dumplings’ for gulab jamun were bad we present you ‘balloon bread’ for naan. https://t.co/6TPULYSGvb

— Mahwash Ajaz ?? (@mahwashajaz_) October 5, 2021

Kulche. You can call it kulche. https://t.co/r9Fpf4Plxo

— aanya¹²⁷(✿) (@1pixlr) October 6, 2021

Next they'll be calling Ghee, cow oil ?#indianfood https://t.co/kcU6YLuTdZ

— Deep Thoughts ॐ (@pill_saurus) October 6, 2021

Not them appropriating Naan ? https://t.co/b2KEkCI4It

— Brooklyn Tengu (@Brooklyntengu) October 6, 2021

Ngl garlic balloon bread slaps ? https://t.co/AZZIDCm5xl

— Aحmad (@ahmad_hamza15) October 5, 2021

I need this to be put on the shelf with the golden milk lattes, I do not have the bandwidth ???‍♀️ https://t.co/gO1JjLGd65

— Suhashini Krishnan (@sushi_krish) October 5, 2021

even my Mexican ass is annoyed https://t.co/PjJ6QMncME

— rheebae | ia (@sunflowerrroad) October 5, 2021

they whitewashing our food now ? balloon bread lmaooo ??? https://t.co/kYTcE8fzBg

— Zesty is bumping WLR (@PlayboiiFarti) October 5, 2021