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Shashi Tharoor, who is profoundly known for his eloquent vocabulary, has shared something that you must all definitely try. This time, showering his words on a food recipe called bhelpuri
has amused many netizens on Twitter. He shared the exotic recipe of bhelpuri that he received on WhatsApp with fancy words on Twitter and it has garnered a lot of attention. He captioned it
saying, “As received on @WhatsApp. Good for weekend consumption!”. The way the recipe of this Indian snack is elaborated is witty and, you must have not heard it before. So far, the post
has 1000 likes and over 200 retweets on Twitter. Some WhatsApp forwards can surprise you with good humour. Netizens have also commented using extraordinary words. > Dr Tharoor is the
wizard of words. 'Foodosaurus' 😂 > — Gokul Gopakumar (@___gokul_) July 24, 2021 > Your art of couching the texts with flummoxing jargons never ceases > to amaze me.
Cornucopia of magical words embellish the text in an > idyllic fashion shows the illustrious expertise you hold. > Respelendent to behold!! Written with immaculate finesse! > — Mass
Manoj007 (@ManojArvind007) July 25, 2021 > Sir, planning to start a restaurant in Chennai, need your help in > preparing the menu card with descriptions of all food items > — Bala
(@balajee821) July 25, 2021 > Can’t taste better because of English > — Subramanian A Raghavan (@arsm40) July 25, 2021 > Wish to know who is the original writer of the recipe? >
Am sure a seasoned chef. But who > — Anu Mittal (@stylistanu) July 24, 2021 > Risk of getting English dirrohea in just reading that > — Lupus (@lupusfamilaris) July 24, 2021 >
Sir, Amazing Recipe and you had transformed Bhel Puri into Indo > Puri. > — arun.rajput (@ARajput1976) July 25, 2021 > The ultimate linguistic recipe festooned with swaths of
Shashi's > lexicon > — partha mohapatra (@partha_51) July 25, 2021 > Now bhel can be served in 7star hotels too. > Check this out @swatic12 > — SarcasticBhartiya
(@_cryptic_mind) July 25, 2021 > Now bhel can be served in 7star hotels too. > Check this out @swatic12 > — SarcasticBhartiya (@_cryptic_mind) July 25, 2021 > Liked it more then
eating Bhel Puri itself > — Dibyajyoti Borgohain (@DibyaBorgohain) July 25, 2021 > No appetite left after reading the description of the dish.. > — Prabha🇮🇳 (@prabhatisb) July 24,
2021 I hope you have tried this Exotic crispy puffed wild rice called bhelpuri.