my favourite Chatpoti and Fuchka.

in blurt-1787181 •  yesterday 

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Chatpoti is a popular street food of Bangladesh, made mainly of spiced potatoes, noodles, onions, tomatoes, and various sauces. It is commonly found at vendors' stalls and is eaten especially during the rainy season and in the evening. It is very popular among youngsters for its taste, aroma and spicy nature.

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When I went to the store to eat fast food, I felt like a new experience. The atmosphere of the store was very lively. Different people were eating different kinds of food, and the smiling faces around the shop attracted me. I stood in front of the shop and ordered for a different type of chapati. The seller quickly mixed all the ingredients with his skillful hands.

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I noticed the excitement among the other customers sitting at the shop stall. Some were eating briskly, some were ordering new ones. I saw that the seller first brought the boiled potatoes and chopped them, then added the noodles and onion slices. He then added some special spices and sauces, which enhanced the flavor of the chatap. Seeing all these steps made me hungry.

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After the chatty was made, I eagerly started eating it. At the first bite I felt how the mixture of spices, fresh vegetables and noodles exploded on my tongue. It was a perfect combination of sour, sweet and tangy flavors. Every bite was a new taste that made me happy.

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It's not just a meal, it's an experience. The camaraderie and joy that people have while eating street food is amazing. Having a few drinks with the brisket doubles that pleasure. Those moments are etched in my mind, and I realized that agile is not just about filling the belly, but also a way to bond between people.

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Ultimately, eating Chatopti was a memorable experience for me, which helped me become a part of the food culture of Bangladesh. Visiting the shops, tasting the delicacies and meeting the local people—all introduced me to a new feeling.

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this snack is looking very yummy in these pics i try some soon :)