Temporary markets are not a matter of past. You must have heard of Thailand’s iconic Lonoen Saduak, selling handmade souvenirs, fresh fruits and lip-smoking street food. Now, another video is shown to be almost the same set-up on the Internet. It has a seller selling ice cream on a wooden boat in Kerala. A clip shared by a Scotland-based travel Vlogger on Instagram shows the vendor a flavored, pocket-friendly ice cream selling seller, which surprises and pleased both the Vregor.
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The video opens with a Vlogger who congratulates the seller from his houseboat. He then asks for an ice cream and the seller presents him with a wide range of attractive tastes including pistachio, butterscot, vanilla and chocolate. Vlogger chooses sweet joy with pistachio-flowers. Price? 50 rupees. He also offers an ice cream cone to his houseboat operator. The Vlogger then goes to open its treatment. Pistachio ice cream comes in a map (earthen pot) that conspires the Vlogger.
Praising the chunky texture, the Vlogger bites a brilliant. Their response is precious. “Wow. It’s very creamy,” he believes, clearly enjoying his dessert. Man’s final decision? 10 out of 10! Read the side note, “$ 0.60 ice cream in India.”
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The post received a lot of reactions.
“The pot is very cute,” a user said.
“Brother, it was the best part to choose the pista taste,” said another.
“This is the most cute and most delicious ice cream,” a meal said
Echoing a similar feeling, an Instagramor confessed, “My mouth is filling water.”
“50 water boat rides are very cheap,” a person said
“I want his job. Ice Cream Plus stayed on water all day,” read a comment.
Recalling his own experience, a person shared, “That is Matka Kulfi that we used to buy in the afternoon summer, when they visited our residential colonies .. Matka means an earthen pot in English.”
So far, the video has been viewed more than 1.2 million times. What are your thoughts on this?
