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The viral picture gives a glimpse of a fried potato vada kept inside a hollowed-out brioche bun.
The cost of this bizarre creation is Rs 190. (Photo Credits: X)
Whether you’re a college student, a working professional, or simply in need of a quick and tasty snack, vada pavs are a go-to appetiser for desis, especially Mumbaikars, to satisfy their cravings at any hour. While taking a tea break for refreshment, these dishes hold a special place in the hearts of Indians. However, in today’s era of fusion food creations where creative minds prepare dishes by adding unusual ingredients, vada pav has also undergone a bizarre experiment. Currently, social media is awash with one such recipe, Reverse Vada Pav. Yes, you read that correctly.
You may be wondering what’s unique about this recipe. In the now-viral picture doing the rounds on the internet, we can see a ‘Reverse Vada Pav’ on sale at an eatery. The picture gives a glimpse of a fried potato vada kept inside a hollowed-out brioche bun. What’s even more surprising? This bizarre creation is priced at Rs 190.
With more than 2 lakh views and counting, the video has quickly garnered the attention of internet users online. This unexpected twist to the loving vada pav has sparked discussion and wonder among social media users. Soon after seeing the post, the internet community couldn’t hold back, and they chimed into the comments section of the post to share their views. A majority of users were confused by the idea behind the creation, while others were shocked to see the price of this bizarre dish.
“Reversing all the progress our ancestors made in culinary arts,” read one comment.
Another commented, “Is this a joke or what, reverse Vada Pav? We are happy with the straight combination of Vada and Pav.”
“The most unappetising thing I have seen,” said a user.
An individual remarked, “Mumbaikars are angry right now.”
One user jokingly said, “What in the name of “vada pav” is this? Misal Pav is scared to the bones after looking at this creepy creature.”
“This looks gross; why reinvent when the regular stills captivate?” questioned a user.
An individual expressed, “190 rupees ka… Woah. Lut loge kya ek vada pav mein? Indians are indifferent to such high, illogical, and always rising prices.”
