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Indian & Japanese People Swap Snacks

Indian & Japanese People Swap Snacks

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Indian and Japanese people swap some of their favorite snacks! Pranav: The thing that she said in 4: 56. is also an Indian food. maybe the Indians over there may not know abt it bcoz it's from soth India. .that drink have been in tamilnadu since 1960 s. it is called goli soda in our country. goli means marble and Soda means Soda just like coke. research abt it then u will get my point
Date: 2020-08-13

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Am i the only one who is confused when she said shah rukh khan is the brand ambassador for hide and seek? Like both of them said it. Is it some kind of a mandela effect. or are they just wrong. Coz all i remember is ma boi Hrithik dancing and eating hide and seek cookies
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Came here for maggi. Clicked off on water lilly seed like tf? Popcorn hi khilana tha toh woh haldi aur namak gali wala popcorn khila dete. Aur bhai banta soda ka naam nahi suna hoga NRIs ne haina?
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Chai Tea is a way of saying Indian Tea by foreigners especially Americans as there are many other types of Tea such as Chinese Tea, Japanese Green Tea, Etc.
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5: 13 Indian's call it banta (lemon n soda basically. just that the opener doesn't come along with it: ) u hv to ask the store or shop owners to open it for u.
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Being an Indian i know that ''amazing never seen before drink with marble in it'' is was very much available ''bante wali bottle'' or ''goli soda'' duh
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To all the foreigners out there its just CHAI. not Chai tea
Because tea means the same as chai.
You don't say almond milk MILK. Do you?

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Indians who are saying that they have never had the first snack, guys those are makhana, remember that, they just have a fancy name.
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India has the same carbonated drink called goli soda. Actually you can select better snacks, it's not so common in India either.
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Chai is literally the Hindi translation to tea. So saying Chai Tea is basically you saying Tea Tea. Just stick to Chai or Tea
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