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2 hours ago, AkalkiFauj said:

My grandma tells me how there were some gujjars in her pind and they made tea for people. My grandma saw them spiting in the water or milk

That's disgusting,  the whole country is just cursed beyond repair    

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I saw a video of a kitchen in a dhabba where they were kneading the dough with their feet.

I only eat roti made by my mum in india, the ladies that people hire to clean the house and make roti are not very hygienic either! They itch themselves while making roti.  And they dont wash their hands after sticking the dried cow pat under the chula  lol    its nasty.  

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6 hours ago, puzzled said:

I saw a video of a kitchen in a dhabba where they were kneading the dough with their feet.

I only eat roti made by my mum in india, the ladies that people hire to clean the house and make roti are not very hygienic either! They itch themselves while making roti.  And they dont wash their hands after sticking the dried cow pat under the chula  lol    its nasty.  

Gives it that earthy flavor lol. 

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8 hours ago, puzzled said:

I saw a video of a kitchen in a dhabba where they were kneading the dough with their feet.

I only eat roti made by my mum in india, the ladies that people hire to clean the house and make roti are not very hygienic either! They itch themselves while making roti.  And they dont wash their hands after sticking the dried cow pat under the chula  lol    its nasty.  

I think Rehit Maryada says we only should eat food prepared ourselves or by other Gurmukhs

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in the west obviously most people are hygienic, but i have to say in india only religious sikhs are hygienic tbh. Pinds are cleaner than the shehrs, shehrs are filthy. Gurdware in general are cleaner than mansirs and darghas. mandirs and dargahs are not very clean.

My nani was amritdhari and was very hygienic, always washed her hands before making roti, made sure her chunni wasnt on the floor when kneeling down and cooking, rolled the bottom of her salwar slightly up when cleaning. always washed her hands, her daughter inlaw   my mami was the complete opposite, my mami wasnt a sikh and her salwar used to be covered in cow dung and whatever dirt she dragged around with her from the floor. she never washed her hands, i dont even think she brushed her teeth or washed everyday.    horrible. 

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