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The lack of hygiene in the video has raised serious concerns about food safety on scoial media.
Agra is famous for its rewdi. (Photo Credit: Instagram)
A shocking video showing the unsanitary preparation of rewdi, a popular Indian sweet, has sparked widespread anger on social media. The video, reportedly filmed in Agra, reveals a filthy process of making the sesame and sugar delicacy.
The footage shows workers preparing rewdi in a dirty, unhygienic room. One man is seen kneading dough and sugar syrup mixed with sesame seeds on a grimy floor. Later, he uses a stained wall to further knead the mixture. None of the workers wear gloves or follow basic cleanliness standards.
The video, posted on Instagram, has quickly gone viral. Many viewers expressed disgust and outrage. One user sarcastically commented, “Needs more foot dust,” while another wrote, “So many different flavours: dirt, feet, nails, sweat, wall paint, cement. Yummy.” A third added, “I wonder where all that wall paint went?”
The lack of hygiene in the video has raised serious concerns about food safety in informal food production settings. People have questioned how such practices go unnoticed and unregulated.
Rewdi is a traditional Indian sweet made with sugar, jaggery and sesame seeds. It is especially popular in northern India and is commonly enjoyed during festivals like Makar Sankranti. The process typically involves boiling sugar or jaggery syrup, mixing it with sesame seeds and allowing the mixture to cool and harden into bite-sized pieces.
The viral video has tarnished the image of this beloved sweet for many viewers. Social media platforms have been flooded with comments condemning the preparation method shown. Users also urged authorities to take action against such practices.
The exact location of the incident and the identities of the workers remain unclear. However, the footage has highlighted the need for stricter oversight of food production in informal settings.
This incident has left many questioning the hygiene standards of traditional sweet makers. Authorities are yet to respond to the growing concerns raised by the public.
As the video continues to circulate, food lovers are urging consumers to be cautious about where they purchase their favourite treats.
