Viral Stir-Fried Stone Pond Food, How to Eat It?

Dream - Culinary development is quite rapid. Every year, there are always new types of food that attract the attention of many netizens.

One of them is stir-fried stone with seasoning. Yes, although it's quite bizarre, stir-fried stone is indeed real. In fact, stir-fried stone has become a popular dish in the Chinese night market.

Through a video uploaded by a creator named Zhutouxinyi, a street food vendor in China can be seen cooking in a frying pan. However, the food he sells is not just any stir-fry, but stir-fried stone.

"Can you believe this... I ate fried stones at the night market," said the video caption, quoted from World of Buzz.

In the video, the busy vendor can be seen stir-frying the stone pond and seasoning it with various ingredients. This dish is known as stir-fried cobbles or SuoDiu.

This stir-fry originates from Hubei, one of the provinces in China. Made from simple ingredients, such as round stones like pond stones stir-fried with garlic, scallions, ginger, chili, and chili oil.

After being stir-fried, it has a very oily appearance with a touch of red seasoning color from chili and chili oil.

Seeing this dish, many people may wonder how to eat it.

The stone itself is not meant to be consumed as it is dangerous. However, it turns out that this stir-fry doesn't really have to be eaten.

The street food vendor revealed that you only need to inhale it to enjoy the aroma. Interestingly, you don't need to return the stone after finishing the meal.

"No need, you can take it home as a souvenir," said the vendor.

Although this dish has made many people curious, stir-fried stone with seasoning can be a suitable choice for those who are on a diet.

Diet enthusiasts who want a flavorful dish only need to inhale this dish without consuming anything.

Oops! Initially Tempted by This Refreshing Cold Indian Beverage, But When I Saw How the Seller Made It...

Dream - Street food has its own attraction. Its aroma often seeps through and tempts pedestrians to buy.

The same goes for street food sold by street vendors in India, which often catch the attention of Indonesian netizens.

Unfortunately, not because of its appearance or taste, but because of the actions of the sellers that sometimes make people feel nauseous and disgusted.

One of them is a cold beverage with fruit slices and masala seasoning from India in the following video.

The video of the Indian version of fruit ice sold by street vendors was uploaded by the Instagram account @arenafakta.

Initially, the sale of fruit ice with ingredients like milk looked ordinary. There was nothing strange or disgusting about it.

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The vendor can be seen pouring the white cold beverage ingredients into a large pot filled with water of the same color.

However, in the next moment, another vendor can be seen casually scooping the cold beverage ingredients with his bare hands.

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Without using a spoon, ladle, or gloves, the vendor repeatedly put the cold beverage ingredients into plastic bags until they were full.

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After that, he started taking fruit slices from several containers arranged on the table.

Like before, another vendor casually scooped the cold beverage ingredients with his bare hands.

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Without using a spoon, ladle, or gloves, the vendor repeatedly put the cold beverage ingredients into plastic bags until they were full.

The video of the cold beverage vendor preparing his product with just his bare hands, without a spoon or ladle, also went viral and garnered various comments.

"His hands make the ice taste even better, it seems, guys😂."

"Is the spoon extinct there or something, or do they not produce spoons and ladles there😂."

"Even though it's scorching hot in the afternoon, Alhamdulillah, I didn't feel thirsty after watching this video 😂."

"Oh, if there's no spoon, at least use gloves for hygiene's sake."

"No ladle, just use a bucket... I'm itching to take a bath in that ice... Ugh."

Source: Instagram