Today I will share with you a funny experience from last night. On my way back from office last night, I suddenly felt like I hadn't eaten jhalmuri in a long time. That's what I thought. I stopped by the familiar fuchka seller on the side of the road.
The shop was exactly like that. A big red plastic bowl, in which other ingredients for jhalmuri were being mixed. In front were arranged cucumber slices, coriander leaves, green chilies and fried chickpeas. Seeing the jhalmuri seller's big handle, I was very greedy. And the fuchka in a big plastic packet at the back. The atmosphere of the shop created a very busy and delicious atmosphere.
I told the shopkeeper, "Brother, add a little more chili powder to make it spicy." I usually like spicy food, it doesn't taste good unless it's a little spicy. Hearing that, the shopkeeper happily increased the chili spice.
Then came the real surprise. This picture is that jhalmuri. That plate full of muri, mixed with mashed muri, chickpeas, and spices, was really tempting to look at. It was like making my tongue water. I picked up the spoon and put the first Lokmata in my mouth.
When I ate the first Lokmata, I couldn't understand it properly. But when I ate the second Lokmata, I realized how much more spicy it was. It was like a fireball in my mouth. Sweat started pouring down my forehead. I somehow finished that plate with tears in my eyes.
To be honest, I have rarely eaten so much chili in my life. At that moment, my condition was really bad. But even then, what a strange thing, Even though it was spicy, I enjoyed the jhalmuri very much. When the taste of the jhalmuri slowly subsided, I felt a strange sense of comfort.
Finally, I will say one thing, eating spicy food is good for the body, but there should be a limit to everything. Eating too much spicy food can cause various physical problems including indigestion, gas, etc. So I request you too, don't shed tears like me while trying to make your tongue water. Eat spicy food carefully and in moderation. And sometimes savor life through such small fun experiences.
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