India is home to some of the most delicious and diverse street food. From Varanasi's Tamatar chaat to Gujarat's Dabeli, Delhi's Chhole Bhature to Mumbai's vada pav - there is so much variety of street food in every area. Indian food bloggers often showcase videos of these yummy treats being prepared by street food vendors. In many such videos, the chaat or preparation is garnished with a layer of cheese before being served. This may be done to make the street food look attractive and presentable for the food bloggers' videos and may not be a part of the actual preparation. Some may also try to make the street food more indulgent with the addition of butter or cheese.
Twitter users recently pointed out how cheese and butter are two of the most-loved ingredients by Indian food bloggers. Nearly every video captures some chaat being prepared with the use of cheese. This interesting observation gave birth to some hilarious memes shared on Twitter. The memes by multiple accounts make fun of how most of Indian food bloggers' videos capture these calorie-laden treats.
Take a look at some of the funny memes on the overuse of cheese captured by Indian food bloggers:
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We hope these memes will prompt food bloggers to rethink capturing videos loaded with cheese. There is so much more to Indian street food than this, right? If all this chatter about street food has got you craving chaat, then worry not. We have found 5 unique chaat recipes you can make at home for a twist to your usual meals. Click here for the recipes.
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