Viral video of 12-foot roti leaves internet amused, social media says khana hai ya...

In recent years, the internet has become a hotspot for viral food videos that captivate viewers with their creativity and extravagant presentations. Unique recipes, such as Paan Dosa and unusual creations like watermelon popcorn, have gained popularity, entertaining audiences around the world. Recently, a new video has emerged, showcasing an astonishing 12-foot-long roti, which has taken social media by storm, leaving viewers both amazed and amused.

This recent viral phenomenon has captured the attention of the internet with its striking visuals and innovative cooking method, leading to extensive discussions and intrigue among viewers.

Posted on Instagram with the caption "World's largest roti, 12-feet long," the video showcases an unusual technique for making these massive round rotis. The video starts with a man skillfully laying a large dough sheet over a cylindrical pan with a fire underneath. As the roti cooks, he dramatically tosses it onto a stack of flatbreads nearby.

 

 

 

 

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The process continues as the man takes another piece of dough, shapes it into a thin, round sheet by slapping it between his palms, and then tosses it onto the same cylindrical pan. As the roti cooks, it puffs up like the others in the pile, leaving viewers in awe.

This method is both unconventional and captivating. Instead of using a traditional tawa, the cylindrical pan is employed, and no rolling pin is utilized during the preparation. The striking visuals in the video have left many viewers questioning the authenticity of what they are seeing.

Social media users rapidly expressed their reactions, with many responses being both humorous and skeptical. One user humorously remarked, "I love the part where it touches his sleeves, face, feet, and hair before he cooks it. That is flavor." Another user chimed in with, "I love how the food is handmade and foot-made!"

Another said, "I love the part where it touches his sleeves, face, feet, and hair before he cooks it. That’s flavor!"

A third user said, "Khana hai Ya Odhna hai," a seperate user said, "it's a blanket roti."