There is a word on the Internet that is used specifically to describe Indian food, "clean and hygienic".
Almost all travel bloggers who travel to India, when facing various street "foods" in India, will first recite this "mantra" in their hearts, and then eat the food in their hands, as if they have been given some invisible power, and the unknown food in their hands does not seem to be so visually impactful.
So, when you watch the video below, please also recite "clean and hygienic" three times in your heart [cover your face]
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China has sauerkraut with foot on the old altar, and India has foot washed carrots.
A basket of carrots, four people rubbing their feet, one person splashing water, you kick me and I kick, and in the end, the carrots really seem to be washed!
This unheard-of way of washing carrots shocked many netizens at the time, and some said:
"Dirty water, washing with your feet, not even slippers, this will cost 315 every minute in China!"
Some netizens said that it was really amazing! Indians are not an extraterrestrial invasive species...
This operation of the third brother in India directly shocked a group of young ladies and swore that they would never go to India in their lives, "I'm afraid that I will be poisoned by athlete's foot!" ”
Some netizens said that a friend of his got gastroenteritis on a business trip to India...... [tears run]
Although most netizens expressed discomfort after watching this video, a small number of netizens felt that the problem was not big, "clean and hygienic", and the elders in the family also cleaned pickles or something like this when they were young.
There are also a few netizens who said that they have to re-clean and peel when they buy it back anyway, and this is better than washing it with potions.
Although what these netizens said makes sense, the original ecology has no science and technology, and you can eat it with confidence, but please sell me carrots with mud, can I go back and wash them myself? [covers face]