Vishal challenges Matt to use a famous biscuit from India (Parle-G) and turn it into a dish! Can he do it? Subscribe to Tasty: …
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"Indians don't use ovens" 😐we been using ovens for decades. Speak for yourself, not the community.
what learned from the comments is parle g rules the spice trade route! just like the British did. 🤣
Im remember this cookies for 3 rupees n share with 5 friends on the streets in my childhood good memories
I am Lebanese and we still our Parle G
My family gobbled up the cookie butter the moment they saw it so thank you so much for the recipe
Amazing job! Loved both the recipes. I think adding a layer of “Parle-G soaked in milk” to the pie would have enhanced the whole Parle-G experience even further 😋
If he dipped the parle g biscuit more than 4 seconds the biscuit would never come back from the cup of the tea
I’m Sri Lankan and I love Parle G!
It looks like a cake
Whenever i have cheese cake in a restaurant in India the crust is always parle g 😂
i think its other version of make it fancy🤭…but this is good…he did good job👍
I love to eat it by dipping it into water… Emmmmm that becomes more tastier..
Buzzfeed India always pick the most pretentious mall rats ever
Chai without parle G is considered blasphemy in India
He probably dipped parle G cookies in tea while traveling in a train at 3/4 of the speed of light.
That's why they didn't fall in tea
50 rupay kaat overacting k.
As India I have a "oven" but I only uses as Almera.
Any other India here do the same with it ?
🙄🙄🙄
Even we sometimes make cake out of it
I am in indian and I love parle g
Parle G is wrold 's most eating biscuits ❤️
Im so sad matt left buzzfeed. He is one of the few people that i actually like
Equivalent to a gram cracker. Different texture.
Hero of this video is Vishal.
9:12 I laughed so hard
parle – g is basically a dog food which we buy in small shop and fed to the stray dogs around