Woman shares 'Corona Vada' recipe online, salivating Twitterati laps it up for 'freak value'

Chandigarh, January 22 In these depressing Covid times, a foodie has come up with a unique recipe that has had the netizens smiling. The `Corona vada’ as the twitter user describes it, has had the internet users salivating. The...

Tribune Web Desk

Updated At : 01:04 AM Jan 23, 2022 IST

Chandigarh, January 22

In these depressing Covid times, a foodie has come up with a unique recipe that has had the netizens smiling. The `Corona vada’ as the twitter user describes it, has had the internet users salivating.

The recipe has been posted on social media platforms and has been widely shared. While at first it appears like a normal Vada recipe but the end result has left the twitterati all smiles. Once steamed and as the rice grains on the coating, the uncanny resemblance with the Coronavirus has left Internet users bewildered. Here is the video:

The video has drawn huge reactions on line.

CORONA VADA

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