Street Food
I know, this looks wild....
There is rice and boiled chickpeas, with a touch of pitted chicken :)
And after you eat it, if you get thirsty , you get a glass ( or plastic cup ) of water...
I have never tried this. I guess I was never brave enough :)
There is rice and boiled chickpeas, with a touch of pitted chicken :)
And after you eat it, if you get thirsty , you get a glass ( or plastic cup ) of water...
I have never tried this. I guess I was never brave enough :)
11 comments:
Nice photos all. Interesting subjects.
Well, it's a much healthier alternative than hot dogs or cotton candy...
I would be brave enough to try the rice and peas, but I'm afraid that the chicken would be spoiled (in the sun?).
It is a nice photo. I think you might be surprised at some of the food on the streets. I was in Japan in 1953-1956. I loved their osobo soup. And can still taste it in my memories. They sold it in tiny kitchens on wheels in the poorest neighborhoods. I loved it.
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Eh... Street food. It's so appealing but not often safe enough. Me too I don't know if I would be brave enough :-)
Hmmm, sometimes a treasure waiting to be found. Don't know if I would be brave enough to eat it either.
Nice cart though. Very clean looking in the picture.
Life is full of risks, I'd give it a try!
I'm with the majority on this, although the aroma could sway me to give it a try.
Yummy.
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Isabella, I wouldn't try the chicken...
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I have never tried this... Interesting.
Seda
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