In the times of smartphones, many people are trying to convert their passion for cooking into an earning option by becoming a YouTube cooking specialist but because of huge competition, they have to come up with new cooking ideas and dishes and some of them are really weird.
Well, we have come across a number of bizarre dishes in the past couple of years but this one which we are going to share with you in this article is linked with one of the most loved biscuit brands of India which holds a special place in the hearts of many Indians.
Recently, a Twitter user shared a video in which a woman cooked laddus made of Parle-G biscuits, you can even make halwa or barfi as well with this recipe. In the beginning, the biscuits are fried and then they are crushed into powder. In another pan, she boils water and adds sugar to it, later on, milk powder is added and then the crushed biscuits are added to the mixture.
You can also add dry fruits according to your taste and preference. After it gets cooled down, laddus are made from the mixture.
Here Is The Video Of How The Woman Fries Parle-G Biscuits, Adds Sugar & Dry Fruits & Makes Laddus
Parle G biscuit ka halwa kha lo friendzzzz🤣🤣🤣 Good morning G🙈 pic.twitter.com/ZRuCQDNiCJ
— Mohammed Futurewala (@MFuturewala) December 8, 2022
Click to watch this video directly on Twitter
The video grabbed the attention of Twitter users for all the wrong reasons, while some are disgusted with the addition of so much sugar to biscuits that are already very sweet, some others call it a food crime. Here are some selected reactions:
#1
https://twitter.com/jusst_sway/status/1600744698586730496
#2
😂🤣🤣🤣
Parle G: pic.twitter.com/qSiBmW94Ag— Er.Sheikh Nasir (@ErSheikhNasir4) December 8, 2022
#3
Isse acha atta ka bana leti halwa
— Deepti Berry (@DeeptiBerry) December 8, 2022
#4
— Sohamjita Roy (@sohamjita1) December 8, 2022
#5
May as well eat a giant mound of sugar instead of this ‘mouth melting’ concoction!
— Rohini Singh (@rohini_sgh) December 8, 2022
#6
— Soniye (@goldensunris741) December 8, 2022
#7
If you’re going to make that much effort, why not use atta or sooji instead of biscuits. Honestly its a bit repulsive.
— Harmeen Soch (@HarmeenSoch) December 8, 2022
#8
— Real Estate Appraiser (@skypatrol_) December 9, 2022
#9
https://twitter.com/RheAhhhh_/status/1600733036957798400
#10
I will try. On my relatives ðŸ¤
— Rakhi Tripathi (@rakhitripathi) December 8, 2022
#11
After eating and equally cooking Shahi halwas from that of Almonds to Besan, to even the Hakeemi Unani Halwas filled with all kinds of vitamins
Why on earth make a halwa out of Parle G ?
Tommorow will we make Biryani out of panipuris or murmurey stuffed rice— Mehnaz Amjad (@Mehnaz_Amjad) December 8, 2022
#12
https://twitter.com/TweetReader2022/status/1600813370352930816
#13
Cheese grate karke nahi daala
— Ashrash (@ashrash8977) December 8, 2022
#14
Bhagwan se daro salo
— Ashish Tripathi (@i_m_ashish____) December 8, 2022
#15
https://twitter.com/sabrr_shukarr/status/1600860039094628352
Will you dare to try this recipe?
