'Why oh why': This dosa’s making the Internet see red

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Updated At : 09:53 PM Jan 17, 2022 IST

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Chandigarh, January 17

If you thought chowmein golgappa, fanta maggie, and a gulab-jamun filled samosa were bad, wait till you see this one. A Delhi dosa vendor has tried rolling masala dosa into an ice-cream, and the Internet’s revolted.

An Instagram post of the ‘Masala Dosa’ ice-cream has gone viral, and, predictably, nobody’s having it.

“Delhi ka special masala dosa icecream,” says the caption accompanying the post.

Here are some reactions

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