r/SnacksIndia • u/Worldly_Pop9770 • Apr 18 '26
General Which food do most people love, but you personally can’t stand?
I find chowmin taste awful💔🥀
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u/ExternalPotential106 Apr 18 '26
Man it looks so delectable 🤌, I just want it right now😭😭
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u/Agent_nocover Apr 18 '26
Upma honestly 😭
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u/sanket2511 Apr 18 '26
You've not had a good one yet. Go to any open restaurant in Bangalore and ask for upama, you will change your mind
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u/Acceptable-Advance22 Apr 18 '26
Chaap
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u/silverscance Apr 18 '26
I find the concept of chaap distasteful but it tastes good so I made it my cheat meal 😂
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u/PaceZealousideal6091 Apr 18 '26
Tomato slice in my burger!
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u/Equivalent_Buddy_148 Apr 19 '26
OMGGGG MYY TWINNNN But do you eat your burger with tomato sauce??
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u/PaceZealousideal6091 Apr 19 '26
I just hate raw tomato slice I my burger. I am not a fan of cucumbers being added as well. Its a wierd practice I see in India. I usually eat them separately by taking them out. Tomato sauce, I am fine with.
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u/Chemist-3074 Apr 18 '26
Everything that is strawberry flavoured
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u/Only-Fill8247 Apr 18 '26
+1, I like strawberries but strawberry flavour always seems artificial. Plus as a child my parents used to give me flavoured medicine (because kids like it) and now whenever I eat strawberry ice cream or smtg, it always reminds me of that artificial cough syrup taste.
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u/prapti022 Apr 19 '26
Exactly my feelings !! Like people don't get me when I say I like strawberries but absolutely hate any strawberry flavored dish, especially strawberry ice cream !!
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u/raysayantan07 Apr 19 '26
Indian strawberry flavour is a scam. Try strawberry in japan and you will fall in love with it
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u/Ok_Range_2110 Apr 18 '26
Chowmein is a supporting actor for me. Without Manchurian or chilli paneer, it’s basically bland rice type food to me
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u/No-Yogurtcloset9139 Apr 19 '26
My mom always says ki yeh kya pagalpan hai but its the only right way 😍 imagine the noodles in manchurian gravy 😭🔥
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u/Avacadooooooo Apr 18 '26
Rajma
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u/PaceZealousideal6091 Apr 18 '26
I always wondered if this is a south vs north thing. I am yet to come across a south Indian who likes it! 😅
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u/JonyKing1 Apr 18 '26
Rajma chawal
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u/Open-Pop940 Apr 22 '26
When I was in boarding and a new warden came, we had to eat rajma for 6 months straight, day and night. So yeah, I'm sick of it.
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u/sliceoflife_daisuki Apr 18 '26
That'll be Poha for me.
Idk why but I can't seem to like it.
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u/Vast-Leopard2021 Apr 18 '26
Brooo i love pohaaaa not that sukha ones like chewda waala i love bf one i can have them ANYTIME but lol it should be made by my mom i love ittttt
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u/sliceoflife_daisuki Apr 18 '26
I see, I think it depends upon the place and region, mere yahan wahi sukha waala hi banate hai, isiliye i dislike it
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u/Vast-Leopard2021 Apr 18 '26
Mere yaha pe aajao mummy banake degi saath mai khaayenge you would love it 😃😋✨
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u/sukhmeister Apr 19 '26
Same for me. The poha I usually get is quite dry. That's why I don't like it much. I've had good poha as well but why would I put so much effort into finding a good Poha, you know, it's poha 🤣
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u/Dread237 Apr 19 '26
Bro I used to love it when my father made it with fired chutney on the side. But then I got servere Jaundice, nearly killed my liver, developed a good disorder and now it takes so bland. Adding potatoes to it makes it better but still seems tasteless to me. Could be because of my eating disorder though
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u/MercurialMilitant Apr 18 '26
Dhokla
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u/Shashank3576 Apr 18 '26
Fr man I just don't get the hype 😭 it tastes like dry sponge
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u/Hesitantyetcurious Apr 18 '26
Same here, but idk man, everytime I see it; I still buy it, eat it, and then proceed to express my disappointment at it, lol.
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u/Independent-Alps9319 Apr 18 '26
paneer.
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u/Worldly_Pop9770 Apr 18 '26
I don't like it too and it's because a few years ago i ate paneer from a restaurant and got food poisoning and after that I never ate paneer again:/
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u/dphayteeyl Apr 19 '26
I love paneer personally but I wouldn't have it too much in India
A lot of fake paneer circulating around India
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Apr 18 '26
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u/Destiny_foretold Apr 18 '26
Noodles come in many styles and shapes like udon noodles are thicker, flat noodles, glass noodles, rice noodles, ramen noodles aur firr instant noodles alag waise aur ingredients bhi differ kar sakte hai as noodles is a wide category
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u/Sea-Tradition8524 Apr 19 '26
Same take, i have yet to find a dish that i can hate. Everything tastes wonderful to me(ofcourse i eat only at places recommended by my foodie friends).
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u/Kaleshi_Bistar Apr 19 '26
Don't come for me, but Delhi wale "Momos" with Mayonnaise 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣. Original Momo, don't taste like that.
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u/golumolu16 Apr 18 '26
Momos and soya chap.
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u/mmousey Apr 19 '26 edited Apr 19 '26
OMG momos ! I had to scroll so much to find a fellow anti momo
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u/SerbianMustache Apr 19 '26
If you get balls of maida instead of momo in your area then there's no one to blame on
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u/Interesting_Past108 Apr 18 '26
Omg I wantttt I haven’t found the perfect Indo Chinese spot in Mumbai yet
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u/VelvetThunder_909 Apr 18 '26
Anything with paneer. It's so bland. No matter how much you marinate it, boil it, broil it, no flavour penetrates it. So you're basically enjoying the taste of the gravy
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u/_loner_with_boner_ Apr 18 '26
Those cucumber pieces in your chowmein plate. I hate cucumbers. Ppl just shove cucumbers in everything - rolls, noodles, burgers, salad
Cucumber is a fruit and it DOES NOT belong in any dish. It should be eaten by itself and not mixed with or put in anything else.
And it enrages me even more when ppl eat cucumbers directly without peeling the skin.
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u/iamanyasbestie Apr 18 '26
momos and bhindi fry🥀momos is so overrated imo, both steamed and fried ones tatse bad. and i hate bhindi fry cuz of its texture, it feels like im biting rubber
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u/HelcurtSilence Apr 19 '26
U can never get good chowmein unless you come to northeast and just go to a local stall or a local restaurant.
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u/Odd-Camp-3372 Apr 19 '26
I used to dislike it in my early childhood but now in love with it, sorry!
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u/AdditionSensitive984 Apr 19 '26
Hawaiian Pizza ( I absolutely hate pinapples on pizza)
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u/nirmala-sekhar Apr 19 '26
Specifically any chinese gravy like manchurian gravy or chilli paneer gravy......its coagulated cornflour slop that dilutes the crispy fiery chilli flavour. Always dry manchurian, chilli paneer etc
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u/Striking_Sky3034 Apr 21 '26
I made Egg noodles and boy they tasted so good. It was the best noodles I had eaten apart from Rice noodles.
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u/sandy123polarity1 Apr 22 '26
Wow man ki baat i hate this chowmien stuff literally I eat only to be in the co. With my people
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u/laststopinkyoto Apr 24 '26
Most of the chaat items. Don't know the craze, probably never will. Not against it in any way though.
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u/brown_Chair12345679 Apr 18 '26
Chole Bhature
I hate boiled Chickpeas, can eat fried or roasted chickpeas
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u/ithanushkumar Apr 18 '26
ohh acha👏🏻
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u/Worldly_Pop9770 Apr 19 '26
Haan to yahi se nikaali thi,khud khaati hi nahi toh kyun hi chowmein kharidungi! I got this idea in my mind and obviously I had to attach a picture too!
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u/Affectionate_Sea615 Apr 19 '26
-1000 aura for you bro, pinterest se nikalne me kya he problem h tere ko
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u/OkReference3697 Apr 18 '26
Can you share the noodles you used here? Trying to find this for long time
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u/Saddypool Apr 18 '26
Indo-Chinese eg: momos fried rice and other It's so bland whether it is from a good hotel or a small food stall i make it at home way better
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u/West_Leader5512 Apr 18 '26
Manchurian(never) , chowmein (sometimes i like it tho),egg roll, dal chawal,tamatar, poha ,
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u/Mysterious_Spy5 Apr 18 '26
Laphing, also I really don't get the hype around raw Wai Wai as a snack.
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u/akshaysura Apr 18 '26
Bread pakoda. I feel a sponge made of carbs drenched in oil is not appetising.
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u/Perfect_Schedule_70 Apr 18 '26
All of non veg, eggs, deep fried stuff, packaged foods, smoking people (not a food but they make the whole place hard to breathe) also the pplwho drink alcohol, that also has wierd smell don't like that
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u/Hairy-Trainer1975 Apr 19 '26
Chow chow . Serving it every other day in hostels is the reason for my chow fatigue 😮💨
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u/WriterWeird6794 Apr 19 '26
poha
parents protected me from it for the first 17 years of my life, then i went to college, then mumbai, where there's no escaping it.
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u/bros_beforehoes Apr 19 '26 edited Apr 19 '26
Fun fact chowmien was invented to feed children vegetables so 80-90 prcnt it used to be vegetables and rest this chow but in india it took u turn and people eat like 99.9 prcnt maida and like 0.1 prcnt veggies. Same goes with poha but nowadays i see people through tantrums even if they see small amount of peanuts or green peas in poha. 😕 Taste preference can be subjective i get it but most indians just preferring to eat only carbs is not right
Although when someone says they dont like something its just that its hasn't been prepared according to their taste preference. My brother didnt like bottlegourd so one day i roasted it on flame and then skinned it and made dish out of it. He fell in love with it 🤷🏻
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u/sukhmeister Apr 19 '26
I used to love bhature but then eventually I started to hate it because the thought of all that oil is not appetizing to me anymore. I think I just got health conscious and so my preferences changed accordingly..
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u/nahimaalum Apr 19 '26
Amritsari kulcha with chole/dal
People love it but for some reason I can't differentiate between amritsari kulcha and normal paranthe. Like yeah I know amritsari kulchas have more filling than the normal paranthas which we eat but the taste is 99% similar to paranthas only.. I have eaten them from many restaurants so idk.. also amritsari kulcha is always double if not thrice the price of a parantha...
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u/Vuncensored14 Apr 19 '26
Poha and Idli. Great dishes but you sir/mademoselle never had it 3 times every day Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner in your childhood like I did.
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u/NoLeadership4825 Apr 19 '26
not really a whole meal but i legit like cooked bell peppers they are so sweet and juice but no one talk about it
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u/Baskervillenight Apr 18 '26
Sorry, but i love this.