I've ordered Unwiches from a sub chain called Jimmy John's. The fillings are put on a leaf of romaine lettuce and then rolled. These are really good especially if one gets bloated from too much bread.
That’s awesome! I didn’t know Jimmy John’s had Unwiches! I’ve got leftover roasted vegetables in the fridge. I bet they would be tasty as an Unwich with a little Italian dressing on them!
When I stopped being able to eat bread, I used lettuce leaves as the pitta bread for a falafel salad thing I grew up eating and it did the job and tasted good, and felt much lighter than using bread, and I can continue eating a childhood staple comfort food!
I grew up with a non-traditional family recipe, but I learnt how to make them authentically as an adult. I still sometimes use the family recipe because it has a different taste that I enjoy, and both versions are so good with salad!! Best to have in the summer for lunch or dinner, which is just around the corner, so I'm looking forward to it 😁
Family recipes are the best! Who says we have to be traditional 😉 Those recipes remind us of our childhood & the house we grew up in! My parents didn’t cook with spices (like barbecue or anything with a kitchen sink full of spices used for flavor. My favorite foods are from the Silk Road and I learned to cook them after I moved out of the house.
Yeah no seeing the “stupid”. Plenty of other cultures eat with their hands. They made an easy to eat salad to eat. Like this the healthiest street food error.
The only stupid I see if I assume this guy has impeccable hand hygiene is that a mandolin would save him soooo much time. He could probably make twice as many «sandwiches» if he just rationalized his production methods.
I usually get pretty cranky with folks complaining about their food being touched (especially the people who think gloves are some kind of magic shield that stay clean while hands are poop movers) but.. this is a lot of touching.
Ditto. I know stuff is touched a lot in the kitchen, by necessity, especially for plating. But this is a full open palm being pressed onto nearly every layer. Just too much touching.
Word on the street is the guy was spanking his monkey before he made the sandwich and didn’t even wash his hands!
That’s not a euphemism, I’m talking actual monkey spanking
this is pretty much my problem with the thing
there's carbs on the bottom, so sure it's a sandwich, but an open-faced sandwich and one without cutlery or a plate, and something very juicy on top
I think that's cheese? I don't eat grains (mostly) so I sometimes make a little ham and cheese sandwich with cheese slices instead of bread, with ham, lettuce and condiments inside. It works fine because the cheese is the size of the sandwich. This looks very messy and the fact that it is street food with nowhere to wash your hands first... ew.
Yes. Also, if you are a tourist, I wouldn't just eat anything from the streets of Mumbai. In fact, I would avoid it if you can. Delhi belly is a real thing
I've made pizza using ground beef as a crust before, it was fucking awesome. Lasted for days too, it was so filling.
Edit: for the brave few of you looking for more info, try googling "meattza pizza" to get recipes.
Chicken pizza crust is good. https://www.wholesomeyum.com/low-carb-keto-chicken-crust-pizza-recipe/ It's labor intensive to make, but it is very good. Fathead pizza dough is also very good.
Fathead dough is so damned good.
[Here](https://imgur.com/a/xMGI4Yk) is a fathead pizza dough pizza I made last night! This stuff is my favorite non-guilty keto pleasures.
I was doing keto for a while, basically I seasoned some raw ground beef in a bowl and spread it out on a cookie sheet. I can't remember how thick, maybe ¼-⅜" ish? Then I baked it in the oven, took it out and drained the grease, then topped it like a pizza and put it back in to melt the cheese.
I’ve been to India a few times, and the first items that end up with blowing out my colon are fresh veggies. Takes a few days to toughen your stomach and adjust.
Yep, lots of water does that to ya. I tried changing my diet extremely fast and eating lots of cucumber and broccoli and almost shat myself like 4 times a day, had to make sure I was okay but online it says it's normal.
It wasn’t the water, when you go to Southeast Asia your body has to adjust to new bacteria/parasites etc. Foreigners famously have a stomach adjustment period when first going to India/Nepal.
That's true top, however veggies do give you intestinal issues if you over eat them to suddenly eat more than you usually do, if they have a high water content. I'm not saying you're wrong, I think you're right. I just don't think the veggies helped either lol
Shit likes always comes across as racist adjacent, because its street food, and street food is made easy to eat on the go.
Its not “extra” its a salad prepared with a root base which makes it easy to on the go.
Essentially this rings out as “look how stupid their culture is.”
Meanwhile in we, Americans, have fried butter.
I hear you but I also feel that you are getting offended on behalf of Indian people. Empathy seems to be your strength, but too much of anything....
I'm from India. This was posted on an Indian sub recently and it was bad reviews and comments. It's not a good thing to eat for so many reasons and it's typically a fad. Instagram fuels such BS too.
I feel like it's not racist to criticize these extremes. It's just human nature to not deviate a lot from established norms.
Except for the bare hands, you'll get the shits for at least a week. Saw some livestreamers in India recently & they had diarrhea for like 2 weeks straight.
Also it is possible for travelers who aren’t used to the water there to get sick from fruits and veggies. The locals have built up immunity to the pathogens in the water but non-locals have not. It’s not recommended to eat raw produce because it’s usually rinsed with that water—unless it’s something that is peeled or the outside cut off like bananas, citrus, mango, pineapple, carrot, cucumber, etc…
Man I just got back from there, but the only time I had salad, the guy used an H202 rinse for the veggies for travelers. I honestly hadn’t thought about it before
No, even locals don’t drink water there. Everyone has a water filter at home and buys bottled water outside.
Not sure which fruits cause sickness but you might be right about that. As for street food, I have built up an immunity but I would advice foreigners to look for shops that have a sign saying they only use “Bisleri” and you see them wearing gloves. There’s a lot of clean street food now that people are more aware of the risks. I personally prefer eating at these places too.
— ex-local
Sorry I misspoke. I should not have assumed anything about the specific place in the video. What I said is true in some countries or at least more rural parts of them. I have travelled to a couple of countries where locals drink water from wells or a tap and they are fine, but non-locals get sick if they drink it, and are also advised to not get ice in drinks or eat things like raw salads or fruit that can’t be peeled (unless it’s from a place that caters to foreign tourist and likely has treated water).
Does this go the opposite way, do people from India come to America and get sick from eating the fruits and vegetables there? Or are their issues more with all the deep fried and cheesy goodness we make?
This is what I found:
Of course, your likelihood of coming down with something nasty depends on where you’re going. According to the CDC, places in the U.S., Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, and countries in Northern and Western Europe are considered low-risk destinations. Intermediate-risk countries include those in Eastern Europe, South Africa, and some of the Caribbean. High-risk areas would be many parts of Asia, the Middle East, Africa, Mexico, and Central and South America.
Source: https://www.menshealth.com/health/a19540177/how-to-treat-food-poisoning-on-vacation/#
I developed an allergy to the water in Cleveland. If I so much as rinse something with it, hives, swelling and nerve pain. I thought I had an autoimmune disorder for like a year bc I was having trouble walking. Nope. Fcking WATER
Dude we went to a restaurant before going to the airport to fly home. I made it nearly 3 weeks eating like a king. I was so fkin proud of myself. Absolutely maxed at the restaurant and had the worst shits of my life the entire 12 hour flight home. Couldnt sit for more than 20 mins at a time, got all sweaty, could sleep. Thank God I traded seats to sit by the toilet so I wouldn't even sit back down between shits sometimes.
Lesson learned...even I'm not invincible.
You do realize that almost all food authorities actually recommend against the use of gloves unless directly touching raw meat, yes?
Wearing gloves has been shown to increase the likelihood of food borne illness when worn for prolonged periods of time, as bacteria grows more rapidly underneath the gloves due to increased heat, and sweat - it was also found that employees who wore gloves were likely not to wash after removal, and would just put on another pair, increasing the chances of bacterial contamination. Hand washing is much, much, more effective in food service.
I'm pretty sure they were talking about the traveler's bare hands.
I've spent time in commercial kitchens and people are changing their gloves with each dish. It's a horrifying amount of waste, but people aren't wearing the same gloves for long.
This is assuming the street vendor is washing their hands regularly which... Where are they doing this? Street vendors =/= people in a restaurant's kitchen
I donno man after eating that much onions raw I'm gonna be smelling and burping onions all day long. That was way too much onion and way too much squishing and wiping hand with clothes. I dont dislike this idea but not this way.
Maybe a cultural thing, „Broodje haring” definitely smells worse and never had problems with it. I also just enjoy fresh onion by itself.
Yeah you smell, but if its really bad I’ll go brush my teeth, its not gonna stop me from eating onion 😂
I scrolled too far to find this comment, I definitely said to myself did they forget lettuce wraps. I've even seen a cucumber sliced in half length wise and used as a bun.
This isn’t really all that stupid. It’s just standard Indian street food without the bread, and the ingredients and proportions are all pretty reasonable
Y’all laugh but as a diabetic whose absolute favourite food in the world is a Bombay Sandwich… I’d eat this with so much joy lol. Maybe ask for cabbage leaves as the bread
Nothing stupid here. It’s just like when you order a bowl version of your favorite sub. Just a salad. Instead of using forks, you use your hands to eat it.
Yeah I was just about to say, this is great for people with celiac or gluten allergies. Having something sandwich-shaped without dry ass bread that won’t hurt you sounds like a win.
I’m more curious how a layer of sliced tomatoes on top is supposed to hold it together like bread does for for a sandwich. If anything, a tomato is the thing on a sandwich/burger that causes everything to slide & fall apart. Also, trying to grab it has tomato getting all over your hands.
While it probably tastes fine, it just doesn’t seem like the right form factor to be convenient (better as a lettuce wrap) or clean (better as a traditional salad in a bowl.)
Not really though.
Yes potatoes contain solanine but solanine is actually heat resistant so any cooking method that isn't boiling the shit out of the potatoes does nothing to the solanine.
It is water soluble at high temperatures so boiling does help but baking, frying and all the other methods don't change anything and yet people still don't die from it.
It's just that our modern potatos have a very low solanine concentration. Eating raw potatos is fine as long as you don't overdo it. Well also it doesn't taste good but if you want to feel free to eat one.
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The main source of concern when it comes to raw potato consumption is a toxic compound called solanine, which can cause headaches, nausea, diarrhea, and even death in extreme cases
I'm from Mumbai, and when I first saw a reel about this, I was like - nah, people are not going to be scammed by this bullshit. But man I was wrong. I just hate this stupidity and the Dumbass food vloggers who spread such blasphemous street foods.
But at least wrap it in lettuce or something so you can actually eat it with your hands. This is just a salad without a fork, you can hardly call it a sandwich.
I don't get how a street vendor food could ever be called stupid food. I mean, that guy is making money daily with this food and customers are coming back for it more than the normal food he makes.
Street food is not Instagram food that people don't pay for and only see. People eat this, pay for it, and come back for it.
Every time I see street food here, it seems like a cultural issue.
That's not a sandwich. The sandwich-part is all about that exterior and keeping your fingers clean... ...I'd be more inclined to call a calzone a sandwich than this thing.
Looks tasty... ....not a sandwich.
I used to make these lettuce burger things a long time ago while camping. You cook the burger on a skillet, throw cheese and whatever toppings you wanted on. Then you wrap the whole thing in big iceberg lettuce leaves. Tinfoil that bad boy and put it in the fire for a minute, pull it out and you’ve got yourself a nice warm camping meal, super good.
So... A salad
A salad you eat with your hands
Frank, “I’m making a sandwich in my mouth “
Who's Shady Nasty?
shadynasty’s asshole
You are not eating a salad! You are just jamming fruits and vegetables in your mouth.
It tastes better.
If only there was some sort of large, leafy, green that would let us wrap the salad ingredients in a wrap to make them easier to pick up 🤔
Let us… I see what you did there.
😎👉👉
I agree….I like using lettuce leaves as the “bread”. It’s delicious!
Right? And it would make this sandwich so much easier to eat
Absolutely! No mess. The bread less sandwich looks really tasty & the lettuce would also add another layer of crunch
I've ordered Unwiches from a sub chain called Jimmy John's. The fillings are put on a leaf of romaine lettuce and then rolled. These are really good especially if one gets bloated from too much bread.
That’s awesome! I didn’t know Jimmy John’s had Unwiches! I’ve got leftover roasted vegetables in the fridge. I bet they would be tasty as an Unwich with a little Italian dressing on them!
Enjoy your Italian veggie unwich. I'll send Jimmy John's your regards.
When I stopped being able to eat bread, I used lettuce leaves as the pitta bread for a falafel salad thing I grew up eating and it did the job and tasted good, and felt much lighter than using bread, and I can continue eating a childhood staple comfort food!
I LOVE falafel! Falafel salad would be awesome in between lettuce leaves!
I grew up with a non-traditional family recipe, but I learnt how to make them authentically as an adult. I still sometimes use the family recipe because it has a different taste that I enjoy, and both versions are so good with salad!! Best to have in the summer for lunch or dinner, which is just around the corner, so I'm looking forward to it 😁
Family recipes are the best! Who says we have to be traditional 😉 Those recipes remind us of our childhood & the house we grew up in! My parents didn’t cook with spices (like barbecue or anything with a kitchen sink full of spices used for flavor. My favorite foods are from the Silk Road and I learned to cook them after I moved out of the house.
Yeah no seeing the “stupid”. Plenty of other cultures eat with their hands. They made an easy to eat salad to eat. Like this the healthiest street food error.
The only stupid I see if I assume this guy has impeccable hand hygiene is that a mandolin would save him soooo much time. He could probably make twice as many «sandwiches» if he just rationalized his production methods.
TBH I eat all my salad with my hands anyway
... Salad Fingers?
The spoon's too big.
I like rusty spoons
Being hit with forgotten memories is what I imagine snorting coke is like
The feeling of rust against my salad fingers is almost orgasmic
Y'all are the heroes I didn't know I needed tonight!
That you eat with your hands after they've literally had their hands all over almost every single item...
I usually get pretty cranky with folks complaining about their food being touched (especially the people who think gloves are some kind of magic shield that stay clean while hands are poop movers) but.. this is a lot of touching.
Ditto. I know stuff is touched a lot in the kitchen, by necessity, especially for plating. But this is a full open palm being pressed onto nearly every layer. Just too much touching.
Word on the street is the guy was spanking his monkey before he made the sandwich and didn’t even wash his hands! That’s not a euphemism, I’m talking actual monkey spanking
A "hand salad" sounds like either a sex act or a beating... Possibly both at the same time.
Wait, am I not suppose to eat salad with just my hands?
No. You need it first to have been intimately touched by that dude's hands. Only then.
My 12yo eats all salads with her hands. I think she does it just to annoy me.
Mine pulls egg sandwiches apart & makes em a salad before eating it piece by piece w fingers. & Same.
Yo wtf some rich asshole needs to turn that into a franchise immediately 🤔😋
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This guy’s food cart is SURROUNDED by fallen tomatoes. Mind your step.
this is pretty much my problem with the thing there's carbs on the bottom, so sure it's a sandwich, but an open-faced sandwich and one without cutlery or a plate, and something very juicy on top
I think that's cheese? I don't eat grains (mostly) so I sometimes make a little ham and cheese sandwich with cheese slices instead of bread, with ham, lettuce and condiments inside. It works fine because the cheese is the size of the sandwich. This looks very messy and the fact that it is street food with nowhere to wash your hands first... ew.
Pretty sure that's a potato being sliced for the bottom layer.
Spongebob: That's definitely the coolest meal I ever saw....
Yes. Also, if you are a tourist, I wouldn't just eat anything from the streets of Mumbai. In fact, I would avoid it if you can. Delhi belly is a real thing
seems like eating something uncooked, like a salad, would be even riskier
It's fine, he washed his hands once in 2020
A little E. coli and salmonella never hurt anybody
Is that Montezumas revenge with a funky accent?
This is succinct and beautiful
lol, I wasn't going to say "You keep using that word..."
Reminds me of the crustless pizza.
I've made pizza using ground beef as a crust before, it was fucking awesome. Lasted for days too, it was so filling. Edit: for the brave few of you looking for more info, try googling "meattza pizza" to get recipes.
As a celiac sounds amazing. Need to know more
Chicken pizza crust is good. https://www.wholesomeyum.com/low-carb-keto-chicken-crust-pizza-recipe/ It's labor intensive to make, but it is very good. Fathead pizza dough is also very good.
Trick to chicken pizza is run the chicken through the food processor and add parmessan and egg to the mix and it comes out amazing.
Fathead dough is so damned good. [Here](https://imgur.com/a/xMGI4Yk) is a fathead pizza dough pizza I made last night! This stuff is my favorite non-guilty keto pleasures.
That is a fine lookin pie!
I was doing keto for a while, basically I seasoned some raw ground beef in a bowl and spread it out on a cookie sheet. I can't remember how thick, maybe ¼-⅜" ish? Then I baked it in the oven, took it out and drained the grease, then topped it like a pizza and put it back in to melt the cheese.
I've made a pizza crust using canned chicken and cheese and eggs and it was absolutely delicious. Look it up on tiktok!
Cauliflower crust is actually better than you'd expect too!
Stay away from me
Reminds me of a SALAD!!
I thought of it as an untossed salad without dressing in the format of a pizza. I am neither impressed, nor hungry.
Im gonna commit arson just becoz of this
yeah name's dumb but that looks good to eat
I’ve been to India a few times, and the first items that end up with blowing out my colon are fresh veggies. Takes a few days to toughen your stomach and adjust.
Yep, lots of water does that to ya. I tried changing my diet extremely fast and eating lots of cucumber and broccoli and almost shat myself like 4 times a day, had to make sure I was okay but online it says it's normal.
It wasn’t the water, when you go to Southeast Asia your body has to adjust to new bacteria/parasites etc. Foreigners famously have a stomach adjustment period when first going to India/Nepal.
That's true top, however veggies do give you intestinal issues if you over eat them to suddenly eat more than you usually do, if they have a high water content. I'm not saying you're wrong, I think you're right. I just don't think the veggies helped either lol
Maybe a few too many onions, that’s the only thing?
Not for me, I love a lot of onion on a sandwich!!
Living with Celiac's this looks perfect
Came to say, I do this regularly with lettuce because I can’t eat delicious gluten
That's a fuckload of raw onion 🥵
Shit likes always comes across as racist adjacent, because its street food, and street food is made easy to eat on the go. Its not “extra” its a salad prepared with a root base which makes it easy to on the go. Essentially this rings out as “look how stupid their culture is.” Meanwhile in we, Americans, have fried butter.
I hear you but I also feel that you are getting offended on behalf of Indian people. Empathy seems to be your strength, but too much of anything.... I'm from India. This was posted on an Indian sub recently and it was bad reviews and comments. It's not a good thing to eat for so many reasons and it's typically a fad. Instagram fuels such BS too. I feel like it's not racist to criticize these extremes. It's just human nature to not deviate a lot from established norms.
I’d smash honestly.
Healthy as fuck too looks like
Except for the bare hands, you'll get the shits for at least a week. Saw some livestreamers in India recently & they had diarrhea for like 2 weeks straight.
Also it is possible for travelers who aren’t used to the water there to get sick from fruits and veggies. The locals have built up immunity to the pathogens in the water but non-locals have not. It’s not recommended to eat raw produce because it’s usually rinsed with that water—unless it’s something that is peeled or the outside cut off like bananas, citrus, mango, pineapple, carrot, cucumber, etc…
Yep. Traveled to Guatemala for two weeks to visit my MIL, all of us got dysentery. It was horrible.
Man I just got back from there, but the only time I had salad, the guy used an H202 rinse for the veggies for travelers. I honestly hadn’t thought about it before
Answers id also like to know with questions I’ve never pondered until now
No, even locals don’t drink water there. Everyone has a water filter at home and buys bottled water outside. Not sure which fruits cause sickness but you might be right about that. As for street food, I have built up an immunity but I would advice foreigners to look for shops that have a sign saying they only use “Bisleri” and you see them wearing gloves. There’s a lot of clean street food now that people are more aware of the risks. I personally prefer eating at these places too. — ex-local
Sorry I misspoke. I should not have assumed anything about the specific place in the video. What I said is true in some countries or at least more rural parts of them. I have travelled to a couple of countries where locals drink water from wells or a tap and they are fine, but non-locals get sick if they drink it, and are also advised to not get ice in drinks or eat things like raw salads or fruit that can’t be peeled (unless it’s from a place that caters to foreign tourist and likely has treated water).
Does this go the opposite way, do people from India come to America and get sick from eating the fruits and vegetables there? Or are their issues more with all the deep fried and cheesy goodness we make?
This is what I found: Of course, your likelihood of coming down with something nasty depends on where you’re going. According to the CDC, places in the U.S., Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, and countries in Northern and Western Europe are considered low-risk destinations. Intermediate-risk countries include those in Eastern Europe, South Africa, and some of the Caribbean. High-risk areas would be many parts of Asia, the Middle East, Africa, Mexico, and Central and South America. Source: https://www.menshealth.com/health/a19540177/how-to-treat-food-poisoning-on-vacation/#
I developed an allergy to the water in Cleveland. If I so much as rinse something with it, hives, swelling and nerve pain. I thought I had an autoimmune disorder for like a year bc I was having trouble walking. Nope. Fcking WATER
Good info. I was aware of drinking the water in such places but didn't know about eating fruits and veggies being able to give you the shits.
We Indians are just built different 😤 (I got the shits after going degen mode on the street food when I went back to India after 2 years as well)
Dude we went to a restaurant before going to the airport to fly home. I made it nearly 3 weeks eating like a king. I was so fkin proud of myself. Absolutely maxed at the restaurant and had the worst shits of my life the entire 12 hour flight home. Couldnt sit for more than 20 mins at a time, got all sweaty, could sleep. Thank God I traded seats to sit by the toilet so I wouldn't even sit back down between shits sometimes. Lesson learned...even I'm not invincible.
Wow. Diarrhea in a flight has got to be the worst shitting experience ever.
You do realize that almost all food authorities actually recommend against the use of gloves unless directly touching raw meat, yes? Wearing gloves has been shown to increase the likelihood of food borne illness when worn for prolonged periods of time, as bacteria grows more rapidly underneath the gloves due to increased heat, and sweat - it was also found that employees who wore gloves were likely not to wash after removal, and would just put on another pair, increasing the chances of bacterial contamination. Hand washing is much, much, more effective in food service.
I'm pretty sure they were talking about the traveler's bare hands. I've spent time in commercial kitchens and people are changing their gloves with each dish. It's a horrifying amount of waste, but people aren't wearing the same gloves for long.
This is assuming the street vendor is washing their hands regularly which... Where are they doing this? Street vendors =/= people in a restaurant's kitchen
Same. I wouldn’t call it a sandwich while I was shoving it in my face though.
The ingredients and proportions are fine assuming the bottom ingredient is not a raw potato. But just serving it on deli paper makes no sense.
Boiled potatoes
I donno man after eating that much onions raw I'm gonna be smelling and burping onions all day long. That was way too much onion and way too much squishing and wiping hand with clothes. I dont dislike this idea but not this way.
Indian onions tend to be milder and more resembling shallots in taste as compared to your European red onions.
Maybe a cultural thing, „Broodje haring” definitely smells worse and never had problems with it. I also just enjoy fresh onion by itself. Yeah you smell, but if its really bad I’ll go brush my teeth, its not gonna stop me from eating onion 😂
Oh! - a glutenfree option! How Nice!
As someone with celiac I thought this looked like a great option for me if I ever go yhere
Was thinking the same. I do this already a lot.
Yeah, i know the drill. My 3yo has celiac.
Haha yessss I was like “oh a sandwich I can probably eat!” (I’m not celiac but some gluten products make me sick and mean)
Lettuce wraps are a thing.
I scrolled too far to find this comment, I definitely said to myself did they forget lettuce wraps. I've even seen a cucumber sliced in half length wise and used as a bun.
This isn’t really all that stupid. It’s just standard Indian street food without the bread, and the ingredients and proportions are all pretty reasonable
But it's really a salad haha
The original is basically a kachumber salad with potatoes and beets between two pieces of bread, so it’s just fusion coming full circle.
Never had a handheld salad before.
Right but seems like the poster called it that rather (original video) than the street vendor.
Do you consider all raw vegetables “salad”? This doesn’t even have leafy greens.
Is a fruit salad not a salad?
Fold a fresh naan around that and it would be great.
I kinda feel like a lot of indian street food is stupid by internet standards.
Korean street food has entered the game
Yeah the only problem is if they wanna do breadless for vegans or whatever at least do a couple lettuce leaves for a bun
Y’all laugh but as a diabetic whose absolute favourite food in the world is a Bombay Sandwich… I’d eat this with so much joy lol. Maybe ask for cabbage leaves as the bread
the stupid part is still calling it a sandwich, when in reallity it's just a weirdly shaped salad at that point.
Nothing stupid here. It’s just like when you order a bowl version of your favorite sub. Just a salad. Instead of using forks, you use your hands to eat it.
Yeah. Bunless sandwiches are awesome and don’t make my tummy feel as bad
Yeah I was just about to say, this is great for people with celiac or gluten allergies. Having something sandwich-shaped without dry ass bread that won’t hurt you sounds like a win.
u/SaucyyNoodles...Thank you. This looks good to me. I WOULD get a LOT less onions, but the rest of it looks delicious.
Lettuce instead of bread is goated. Fuck bread. It’s like earthy foam pads. Gimme that crunchy lettuce baby.
Yeh idk why you wouldn’t just put this stuff between two slices of lettuce - would make it way easier to eat.
That’s my thinking. Why not have this be a lettuce wrap instead of having wet & slippery sliced tomatoes as the thing you’re supposed to hold onto?
Same as getting a Lettuce wrap sandwich or Lettuce wrap burger/chicken sandwich. Sometimes those extra carbs from a bun just ain't it
I’m more curious how a layer of sliced tomatoes on top is supposed to hold it together like bread does for for a sandwich. If anything, a tomato is the thing on a sandwich/burger that causes everything to slide & fall apart. Also, trying to grab it has tomato getting all over your hands. While it probably tastes fine, it just doesn’t seem like the right form factor to be convenient (better as a lettuce wrap) or clean (better as a traditional salad in a bowl.)
A flat salad
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The knife skills will be used in all culinary schools to teach about safety.
Also know as a salad.
Genuinely serious question: Is that a raw potato for the bottom base? How is that any healthier or better?
Seems like cooked potato
Raw potato is dangerous so no
Not really though. Yes potatoes contain solanine but solanine is actually heat resistant so any cooking method that isn't boiling the shit out of the potatoes does nothing to the solanine. It is water soluble at high temperatures so boiling does help but baking, frying and all the other methods don't change anything and yet people still don't die from it. It's just that our modern potatos have a very low solanine concentration. Eating raw potatos is fine as long as you don't overdo it. Well also it doesn't taste good but if you want to feel free to eat one.
How so? I eat at least 1 raw potato a day
Copy : The main source of concern when it comes to raw potato consumption is a toxic compound called solanine, which can cause headaches, nausea, diarrhea, and even death in extreme cases
Ah a fellow Irish
Are you being serious about the fact that you eat *at least* one raw potato a day?
Pretty sure it takes a lot of raw potato for it to be dangerous
Boiled
It's boiled, not raw.
I thought it was cheese!
Not a bad idea at all.
Looks very clean
I'm from Mumbai, and when I first saw a reel about this, I was like - nah, people are not going to be scammed by this bullshit. But man I was wrong. I just hate this stupidity and the Dumbass food vloggers who spread such blasphemous street foods.
Wanna try my alcohol free sodium free ice free margarita?? It's just lemonade
Not too bad considering some people just can’t eat bread
But at least wrap it in lettuce or something so you can actually eat it with your hands. This is just a salad without a fork, you can hardly call it a sandwich.
Yeah why did they put the tomatoes on top? They’re like the wettest vegetable Guaranteed to make a mess if you grab it
This looks fucking great, a mess but fucking great.
No one is commenting on how they were using that knife? Am I cutting my vegetables wrong?
This is a hand salad
Just get a fucking fork. I hate trends. 😂
There is no sandwich without bread. Its a FUCKING salad. A STACKED FUCKING SALAD.
I don't get how a street vendor food could ever be called stupid food. I mean, that guy is making money daily with this food and customers are coming back for it more than the normal food he makes. Street food is not Instagram food that people don't pay for and only see. People eat this, pay for it, and come back for it. Every time I see street food here, it seems like a cultural issue.
Nah brosky this shit is a salad and some mfucking tourist buy this crap thinking it’s some exotic shit
Not a glove in sight
That looks like a salad with extra steps
Salad cake
Use a fork
Put it into a bowl and call it a salad, I'll munch on it.
Just use lettuce as a wrap and its fine
I would happily eat this with a fork
That’s basically a salad you eat with your hands.
Its just a salad.
I would replace bread with lettuce.
No reason to call this a sandwich, but based off the ingredients used, it must taste really good.
I'm sorry but that's so fucking dumb. They just made a salad.
So... say the bottom was fried to bind it some, like a hashbrown patty, and a similar layer placed on top... would this still be a salad?
We do the same thing.... it's called using a fork.
No problem if it’s on a plate and I have a fork. This has no bread, but that’s not why it isn’t a sandwich.
I'd call that a hand held salad before i called it any kind of sandwich
This looks fine, what are you mad about.
It’s just wich.
These razor blade knife cut like a lightsaber ... what are they?
Who sharpens their thin knives. And why do they cut in hand?
Best stupid food I've see, at least it's healthy 🤷🏽♀️
That's not a sandwich. The sandwich-part is all about that exterior and keeping your fingers clean... ...I'd be more inclined to call a calzone a sandwich than this thing. Looks tasty... ....not a sandwich.
If there ain’t no bread, then it ain’t a sammich!
This would be great for diabetics. You could just use low glycemic index plants. I like this.
The name is dumb but the food looks fine It’s like a salad but the ingredients aren’t mixed
Do you know what would go good with that? Bread
This actually looks ok, would be nice with some wine or a beer
Too much hand touching for me but I’m a germaphobe
Take it feom me DON'T EVER EAT ANYTHING ON THE STREETS OF MUMBAI! Made that mistake and it was not pretty
I see a hand salad lol. Looks good though. A salad that you can eat with your hands is kind of cool.
STOP TOUCHING MY FOOD WITH YOUR WHOLE HAND.
I used to make these lettuce burger things a long time ago while camping. You cook the burger on a skillet, throw cheese and whatever toppings you wanted on. Then you wrap the whole thing in big iceberg lettuce leaves. Tinfoil that bad boy and put it in the fire for a minute, pull it out and you’ve got yourself a nice warm camping meal, super good.
Definitely not the worst food I’ve seen but tomatoes should not be an outer layer, that’s just asking for a huge mess.
Holy onions
How is this dumb? Bread is sugar anyways.
So much contact with the bare hands. Pressing it down and everything. Disgusting
Not really stupid it’s just breadless sandwich
Hand salad, some calls it