- By Shailvee Tiwari
- Wed, 29 Jan 2025 02:30 PM (IST)
- Source:JND
Viral Video: Desi moms are known for their ingenious hacks, whether it’s finding remedies for colds and coughs or creative ways to keep food warm during freezing temperatures. They excel at coming up with simple yet effective solutions for everyday challenges. A recent video shared on social media showcased one such brilliant trick by a desi mom, who demonstrated how to keep parathas warm in the bone-chilling cold of Canada. Her resourcefulness once again amazed viewers, highlighting the true essence of desi jugaad in everyday life.
A digital creator couple recently posted a video on Instagram, where they revealed how their parents mastered the art of keeping Indian food warm in the chilly Canadian weather. "Canada ki thand mein garma garam khana kaise leke ghuma jaye?" the woman asks. The solution? A thermos.
In the viral video, the man can be seen opening the cap of a thermos, and taking out the parathas wrapped in aluminum foil from inside. "What a hack!" the man exclaims. The woman jokes, "Mummy-papa ke nuske in Canada." Despite the freezing minus 14 degrees Celsius temperature, steam rises from the parathas, proving they’re still warm and fresh. The text on the video reads, “Desi mom's hack to enjoy hot food in the Canadian winter.” The caption says, "Ain't nobody like my desi mom."
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The video was posted on Instagram by the handle 'waddupcanada.' Shared just five days ago, it quickly gained traction, racking up an impressive 3.7 million views from viewers.
The video garnered numerous reactions from users, with many praising the idea as "amazing" and others dubbing it "paratha supremacy." Let’s take a look at the comment section to see how netizens are reacting to this brilliant hack.
One user wrote, "That's an amazing idea! Although I do have a hot case or tiffin box that's way too big. This looks compact and more convenient." "You can buy thermal bags too. For that, the entire food can be warm. Try checking in M&S," a second user suggested. "I am also doing the same for my kiddo and even put butter paper in between paranthas and foil," a third user commented. "She is such a genius. Aunty I am going to copy this," added another.