#18

Outstanding fact :+1:

#19

We used to get taken up to Brilliant in Southall by a mate’s dad for a free curry. Mind opening to what actual Indian food was.

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#20

Your choice from the bread bar:

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#21

Breadtymology

#22

Non-naan
Non-naan
Non-naan
Non-naan
Flatbread!

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#24

Kulcha Club

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#26

Ideally we’d all have a prawn puri and a stuffed paratha and a garlic naan but who’s going to do that eh?

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#28

My mam makes soft masala puri and we roll em up and dunk em in chai and its the best fucking thing ever

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#29

restaurant puri is always so disappointing compared to my mums

#31

Where my thepla gang at?

#33

bet you its a type of bread

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#35

methi flatbread basically
travel really well, which is perfect for us cheap af lads
also really good dunkables

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#36

went for a normal paratha as an alternative to a nan. However. a sri lanka pol roti (with coconut in it) is absolutely amazing.

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#38

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#40

Innit, im more a duffel filled with 10 man myself

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#41

best bit about seeing indian family is getting shit loads of bread as an afternoon snack

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#42

find it strange they need a leather shoulder bag for their baguettes but are happy to transport a string of garlic bulbs around their neck

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#43

Thread reminded me of the wonderful magic indian food can create with trash white bread

(basically stick a load of spicy potato and chutney in it)

#44

Tend to order two chapatti with my curry in preference to rice or naan. It’s the cutlery you can eat.

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#45

Nice

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