Biryani Samosa is the latest Twitter trend. Is it worth a try? Let’s find out

With the end of Navratri, the demand for samosas, biryani, butter chicken, and many other popular dishes will surely see a surge. After all, these are the most flavourful dishes that we all associate with them. They are also considered "comfort food" for many of us. But, how will you react if dishes like biryani and samosas are infused and sold as Biryani Samosa?
Well, the fusion sounds disappointing, and much to our surprise, it is being sold by a cloud kitchen in Srinagar, which has a Twitter account called @aafiyatos.

Recently, a Twitter user with the username @khansaamaa shared a photo of biryani samosa, and in no time, it went viral and garnered 595.2k views. As per the post, samosa is being prepared by adding the popular rice dish. And in another post, when cut, the samosa shows the spiced biryani filling inside. The post is captioned, "Presenting biryani samosa." Take a look at the post:

A user commented, "This picture sucked the moisture from my mouth. Will I still try it? Absolutely. " Another user posted a clip and wrote, "Yeah, I'm a chef, khayali pulao banata hoon."
This is not the first time, that samosa has been a victim of innovations. In December 2021, we witnessed Gulab Jamun Samosa, which left us in shock. In an Instagram reel, food bloggers Abhishek and Komal, on their handle @thefoodiehat, shared the concept of Gulab Jamun Samosa, where a cooked gulab jamun was placed in the middle of the samosa dough and was then deep fried.
In May 2020, the holy biryani went viral when a post featuring Nutella Biryani was posted on social media, and netizens shared a lot of hatred for the post and shared a lot of funny memes to show the hatred. This time again, with reference to Biryani Samosa, people haven’t found it in good taste and have shown disinterest.
Also Read: Bizzare fusions that will kill your love for Biryani
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