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It’s pretty easy to find out. There are identifiers from the name to the dialect one speaks, what you eat etc
by rusticpenn 4y ago
It’s pretty easy to find out. There are identifiers from the name to the dialect one speaks, what you eat etc
- JCharante 4y ago> what you eat etc This may sound uneducated, but do Indians in the US only eat Indian food? How would someone know if you rotate through different cuisines every day?
- LambdaComplex 4y agoApparently (from a cursory Google search) it seems that members of some castes (the higher ones, apparently? maybe just the highest?) are typically vegetarian.
- rooterrrr 4y ago'Vegetarian' diet in according to Indian system the regular vegetarian diet+ dairy. They drink milk and may consume other dairy products like curd and ghee. Some Brahmins do not eat garlic and onion.
- ridiculous_leke 4y agoNot necessarily. The so called warrior (and "upper") caste members have been eating meat for centuries. Brahmins (the priests) are supposed to be vegetarian. They are also supposed follow few other rules. These "sacrifices" allow them in forming better connection with gods.
- rusticpenn 4y agoIf you see Indians in KFC asking for vegetarian choices, you can guess that they are upper caste. Alternatively, if you see Indians speak of animal rights, while wearing leather bags/ belts or shoes you could also guess from that.
- dusklight 4y agoCan you go into more detail about the food thing? How would I as a non-Indian identify someone's caste from their food preference?
- vijaybritto 4y agoAlmost all upper castes are vegetarians. Brahmins definitely will be vegetarians. There will be exceptions for first generation immigrant kids I suppose.