Eat this giant 12-kg samosa in Meerut, win ₹71,000
The Hindu
Meerut’s Kaushal Sweets is offering anyone the chance to win ₹71,000 should they be able to finish ‘Bahubali’—a 12-kg samosa. Read the full on The Hindu.
How would you like to celebrate your birthday by cutting a 12-kilogram giant samosa? or eat the deep-fried snack in 30 minutes to win ₹71,000?
Shubham Kaushal, the third-generation owner of Lalkurti-based Kaushal Sweets here, says he wanted to do "something different" to bring the samosa into the spotlight.
The idea struck him to create a 'Bahubali' samosa that will weigh 12 kilogram.
Kaushal said people order 'Bahubali' samosas and prefer to cut it on their birthdays, instead of the traditional cake.
He said there is also a challenge to win ₹71,000 to finish eating the samosa, stuffed with potatoes, peas, spices, paneer and dry fruits, in 30 minutes.
It takes around six hours for chefs at Kaushal's shop to prepare the giant samosa.
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