This Indian snack is most ‘precious’ one for former Google MD, netizens relate | Trending
A recent tweet former Google and Twitter Managing Director Parminder Singh has been creating a buzz on social media as netizens relate to the ‘precious’ snack that he always flies out of India with. Any guesses about his favourite Indian snack? Well, it is sooji rusk, a great accompaniment with chai. While many love the butter, chai and rusk combination, others simply prefer butter rusk with milk.”The most precious thing to take back from India is Sooji rusks! We do it so often and in such humongous quantities that even the folks at Changi Airport don’t confuse it with Jenga blocks or gold bars anymore!” wrote former Google MD Parminder Singh on Twitter. The picture shared him shows two huge stacks of sooji rusks on the table. He also shared that he carries sooji rusks so often that even the staff at a Singapore airport no longer confuse them with jenga blocks or gold bars.Take a look at the tweet below:
The most precious thing to take back from India is Sooji rusks! We do it so often and in such humongous quantities that even the folks at Changi Airport don’t confuse it with Jenga blocks or gold bars anymore! pic.twitter.com/bMpz8yxV5k— Parminder Singh (@parrysingh) December 12, 2022
Since being shared a day ago, the tweet has collected more than 800 likes and several reshares. It has also raked a flurry of comments.”Someone got me Fennel Seed Rusk from UK from Kashmir Crown Bakeries, it is the best rusk I have ever had, and when anyone visits UK, I ask them to get it. It just tastes awesome with hot milk. BTW how good is bikanerwala suji rusk ?” commented an individual. “The Ellora rusks of Dehradun are the OG. Now available in Delhi too,” posted another. “Try buying them from Dehradun and take them along, in case you have never tried them. They are super tasty,” suggested a third. “Hahahaha. Best things ever. My mom carries this and mathi (pheeki wali) as trophies in hand carry because she likes her snacks without minimum breakage, crisp, fresh and from only one shop. Every Punjabi in Delhi has ‘their dukaan’ that no one else can match,” shared a fourth.
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