Corn(y) Tale
Roadside vendors of roasted corns do a roaring business as the winter gets colder … I want some NOW with
such a right scene outside for corns … :>
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sounds corny.
I prefer peas (chanay). I love the aftertaste of sand/rock in my mouth.
nausheen :)
Sa’ad: Peas as in mattar :P Yah well those chanay comes with this corn man naa … heheh and same here i like sand too :>
FYI…It’s not sand,it’s all salt.
“It’s not sand,it’s all salt.”
Is that what they have been telling you? :)
:Talha: FY [double] I … remember teh corns are roasted in sand and salt … go run outside find a chanay wala and see it again :P
@Talha: FY [double] I … remember the corns are roasted in sand and salt … go run outside find a chanay wala and see it again :P
It’s 100 percent salt, definitely.
You can ask anyone, you can even taste the “sand” yourself.
Want to bet?
Get in touch with me, I want some money badly!!!
Aisay hay tu phir aisay hii sahee … oh bhai … It’s NOT 100 PERCENT salt … waisay bhi my orkut fortune says … You have an unusual equipment for success, use it properly … so kitnay ki bet hay … bolo bolo bolooo :P
As much as you say,
I have done enough research on this since my school days.
I am more than 100% sure on this, it’s salt and burnt salt.
No SAND
ok more than 100% means … back to square 1 … so surity is in doldrums then … should I get ya a video interview from a chanay waala … huh??? as much as you say … ROFL … ok bhai dekhtay hain phir :P
It’s burnt salt. I guess ASma has forgotten the taste of sand or I say she has forgotten her childhood when she used to eat mitti[sand]:>
Good post and very relevent to current weather of Pakistan. I have recently started visiting IMB and enjoying it. Very different than karachi metroblog. Keep it up and keep educating karachiites like me about Isloo.
I dont know about Islamabad but in Karachi now we get Makai with Chaat Masala and Leemo[Lemon] and it gives a very different and spicy taste.
OK TM … sorrowfully I’ve to say you won … ;/ … I asked my dad and he said naah no sand its all “desi namak” …. or you can say rock salt ;> that is not very refined and has few particles of sand in it as well … so see I was not a loser anyways … hehehhe … :p
@Adnan s: Oh i used to eat cement in my childhood :P .. Hmm lemon and chaat masala sounds yummy, i remember in my very very childhood when I went to kolachi, I enjoyed sweet potato aka shakarkandi with chaat masalah a lot, it was being sold almost like the challi wala roams arnd in islamabad … N thnx for coming by ..!
Cement…ewwwwh