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In the bustling streets of Gwalior, a culinary sensation has taken the city by storm. Bhagat Ji’s Golgappas, claiming to be the world’s spiciest, have become the talk of the town. So fiery are these golgappas that patrons must prove their spice tolerance with an 18-plus age verification, akin to showing their ID cards. This unique requirement has stirred quite the buzz on social media, with enthusiasts sharing their fiery encounters.
Golgappas, known by various names across India, hold a special place in the hearts (and stomachs) of food enthusiasts. Gwalior, too, boasts its gastronomic gem – Bhagat Ji’s Golgappa. Their claim to fame? The spiciest golgappas in the world. The video showcasing the preparation of these fiery delights has gone viral, sparking curiosity and debate among netizens.
Bhagat Ji, the maestro behind the spicy concoction, sets up shop in the evening. Even before the cart is ready, eager patrons gather, ready to brave the spice challenge. What makes these golgappas stand out is the addition of a bucket full of spicy chutney to the water, creating a mouth-watering yet eye-watering experience. Bhagat Ji, adorned in an apron and mask, serves each golgappa with precision, ensuring the spice lovers get their money’s worth.
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However, controversy surrounds Bhagat Ji’s Golgappas, not just for their spice level but for their age restriction policy. Only those above eighteen are allowed to indulge in this spicy adventure. To enforce this, Aadhar cards are checked before serving, a move that has left some patrons irritated. Critics argue that limiting access based on age infringes on the joy of indulging in street food, while others express concerns about the health implications of consuming such fiery treats.
The viral video, intended to laud the spiciness of Bhagat Ji’s Golgappas, took an unexpected turn as social media users voiced their reservations. Many raised questions about the potential harm excessive spice could inflict on one’s health. Comments flooded in, with some likening the experience to consuming poison. The unhygienic preparation method also drew criticism, with patrons expressing worries about stomach upsets.
In the heart of Gwalior, Bhagat Ji’s Golgappas have become synonymous with spice aficionados seeking an unparalleled taste experience. The age restriction, while garnering attention, has sparked a debate on social media about the boundaries of culinary indulgence. As the video continues to circulate, it remains uncertain whether Bhagat Ji’s Golgappas truly hold the title of the world’s spiciest. One thing is certain – the streets of Gwalior are alive with the fiery allure of these age-restricted, spicy delights.
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