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Biryani Ice Cream Viral Video: People love Biryani. People love ice cream. But someone decided to mix the two into a creation that no one really asked for! A video recently went viral on social media showing a woman making what she called ‘Biryani ice cream’. In the clip, she could be seen blending several Biryani ingredients into sugar and cream. The result wasn’t exactly Biryani and ice cream side by side, but more like a ‘Biryani-flavoured ice cream’.

Some viewers were curious and even interested to try it, but the addition of fried onions on top left many shaking their heads. Not everyone was impressed. Netizens flooded the comments, with most jokingly asking if she was okay, while others firmly said they would never taste it.

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The original post shared on Instagram by @babasood read, "Biryani ice cream. Modern-day passion project of unemployment. I am not beating the Asian stereotype, unfortunately. My flatmates approved of it, so if anyone disagrees, I will thread your chin hair."

The post shared a while ago pulled 38K views, and the unusual dessert experiment has left the internet divided-some curious, and most just laughing at the bizarre combination. "Enough is enough, Babasood...we need to put u down...I am calling your mother... I-I am sorry I-I need to," a user wrote. "My eye is twitching but the execution of the biriyani ice-cream was on point," a second user wrote.

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"Just saw someone make a biryani cheesecake and now this," wrote a third user. "I am on board with this but hmmmmmm it's missing chicken, eggs and potatoes," added a fourth user. "Girl, you have got to be kidding me. I'm sold," a fifth user added. "As a Hyderabadian, I don’t know if I’m offended or intrigued," added another user.


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