The most delicious street food snack that is enjoyed by almost everyone in India has got to be the crispy, hot and freshly fried Samosa! Nothing can go wrong with a samosa and a teekhi mirchi which is ideally wrapped in loose newspaper and enjoyed most ardently in rains.
However, in the most recent turn of events that have gone viral on the internet, a man by the name Nitin Misra who ordered hot and crispy samosas put up a rather surprising tweet. The tweet had him asking tech to stay away from his halwai because of the samosas that he had ordered! And all because the samosas that were delivered to him had a few serial numbers engraved on them.
Samosas I ordered had serial numbers 🙄 Can tech pls stay away from my halwai. pic.twitter.com/DKo1duIiC9
— Nitin Misra (@nitinmisra) September 1, 2021
What came off as even more surprising was the fact that netizens further went on to say that a brand is now putting serial numbers on samosas to mark the different varieties of the fillings that it has to offer. The serial numbers help identify the type of filling that the samosa is filled with which becomes a tad bit difficult since once fried, all samosas look the same.
samosa party does that in bangalore, but they have like 20 different types of samosa, all which look same after getting fried.
— Saurabh Ariyan 🇮🇳 (@Saurabh_ariyan) September 1, 2021
Samosa party. The stamp suggests the type of samosa. They're awesome 🙂
— Diwakar (@Pentropy) September 1, 2021
While netizens also went on to crack jokes and create memes, the tweet garnered a lot of attention and created quite a stir online.
*Download chatni from the given QR code on the samosa*
— Mutton Chops (@Chill_e_illahi) September 2, 2021
Thank God that each morsel didn't have a calorie tag! 😀😃😆
— Davinder Sodhi (@davinsodhi) September 2, 2021
Haha! U sure these codes were not punched into the aloo inside too Nitin ?😂
— Prakash Mallya (@PrakashMallya) September 2, 2021
It didnt have QR code?
— Chandra R. Srikanth (@chandrarsrikant) September 2, 2021
Just in case you develop a bad stomach after eating them, you need to quote those batch numbers as reference!
— Dominic Prasanna (@DominicPrasanna) September 2, 2021
Lovely, sir! Totally with you on this. Let them conquer the world, please, just leave our samosas aline
— Swati Jha (@SlumDocIndia) September 2, 2021
Look 😂, can't wait until my rosogolla has QR codes.
— Haimantika Mitra (@HaimantikaM) September 1, 2021
What do you think of serial numbering samosas as identifiers now?
