Watch: Pak restaurant’s 3D printed jalebis go away Anand Mahindra unimpressed |

A current viral video on jalebis has sparked a debate in regards to the fusion of custom and expertise. The controversy has been triggered after Anand Group chairman Anand Mahindra shared a video on X, previously Twitter, about jalebis being made utilizing 3D printing method. Within the video, a person is seeing making jalebis with a 3D printer. The printer within the video is linked to a pipe that appears to provide the jalebi batter.
Mahindra shared the video together with his 11 million followers on X expressing his not-so impressed emotions with the method regardless of being a self-proclaimed “tech buff”.”I’m a tech buff. However I confess that seeing jalebis being made utilizing a 3D printer nozzle left me with combined emotions. They’re my favorite & seeing the batter squeezed out by hand is, to me, an artwork kind. I suppose I’m extra old school than I assumed…,” he wrote.

The place precisely is the jalebi preparation video of
Quickly after Mahindra shared the video, discussions began amongst netizens over the place the eatery precisely is. Initially regarded as an Indian restaurant, the video is definitely of a Pakistani meals joint. The video has been reportedly shot at ‘Pipal Aur Bata Ki Mashoor Jalebian’ in Faisalabad, Punjab, Pakistan, by tech blogger Nouman Khalid.
For these unfamiliar, jalebi is a well-liked Indian candy made by deep-frying a batter of Maida flour (plain or all-purpose flour) into pretzel or round shapes, that are then soaked in sugar syrup.