Flavours | Different Flavours of Food | Havisha Rathore

[Music] I'm ready to get down

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It's better. It's not good. I wish I hadn't eaten it.

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When I smelt this the first time I was

like this is gonna be revolting but when I tasted it it's totally mild. Thank God

it's not overly greasy. I'm not gonna have this.

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Let's try samosas.

I'm ready to get down

[Music] Oh, it's really salty, not this.

[Music] Let's try something else, like

[Music] how about this?

Let me try it.

It's too spicy but I love it.

Water

I'll not have it. Water

Let me try this. [Music]

It's very zesty.

This means it is spicier in flavour.

But it's okay. I'll manage it. You may not like it. Different Strokes for different folks.

means different people have different choices.

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At the end now I will be able to have my dessert.

Dessert, not desert. In Hindi desert means Registaan.

And dessert means something sweet we eat after the main food. That is called dessert.

Dessert. Dessert means after eating your food, the sweet thing which you have is

called dessert. Now I am having this laddu as my dessert.

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It's too sweet but I like it. Thank you so much for watching this

video, and don't forget to like, share and subscribe to this channel.

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and don't forget, "Different Strokes for different folks."

I'm ready to get down [Music]

get down