Dosa, a traditional South Indian dish, is a favourite among foodies across the country. From roadside shops to high-end restaurants, this thin and crispy delicacy can now be found in many parts of India. Made from a fermented rice and lentil batter, dosa can be relished any time of the day. Though there are countless variations with different fillings, the classic dosa stuffed with potato masala remains a firm favourite. One of the biggest challenges while making dosa is flipping it perfectly. Often the dosa sticks to the pan, making it difficult to scrape it with a spatula and many of us have experienced it breaking while doing so. But what if there was a scraper designed specifically for dosa?
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In the viral video, we spotted a unique scraper that solves this problem easily. We were amazed at how this scraper did not leave any leftover batter on the pan, making perfect dosas every time. Watch the video below:
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The video has garnered almost 13 million views so far and people are completely mesmerized by this scraper.
One user commented, “Brother found a way to make masala dosa with less effort and people are calling it unique haha.”
Another said, “Awesome. Hygienic!! I don’t like it when someone uses their hands to handle cooked dosas.”
Another humorous comment read, “Probably a bulldozer driver before.”
“I want this machine,” someone demanded.
“Cement roller,” one Instagrammer wrote.
One called it a “good, intelligent idea”, while another said, “Proper technique or just jugaad.”
This is not the first time that dosa has hit the headlines. Earlier, a video of a unique dosa experiment went viral online. In the video, we saw how butterfly pea flowers were added to the dal batter to make a blue dosa. The hint of blue in the dosa made us want to have the dosa. Read the full story here.
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