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I have eaten street food in India. It may not look especially hygienic, but most of it is deep fried and that is going to kill off most pathogens pretty effecti
by collyw 6y ago
I have eaten street food in India. It may not look especially hygienic, but most of it is deep fried and that is going to kill off most pathogens pretty effectivley. Steamed (as opposed to fried) momos in Northern India seemed to be the thing that gave most people a bad stomach form anecdotal reports.
- blackoil 6y agoIf you are "white" and want to experience Delhi Belly, try Pani Puri from roadside vendor. I think it has >80% success rate.
- kumarvvr 6y agoPani Puri is usually cold served. Sandwiches (yummy ones in Pune) are not deep fried or even properly roasted. Samosas / Mirchi / Jalebi are made and kept out in containers for hours together, until they are cold.