"The samosas I bought had serial numbers on them. Please keep electronics away from my halwai," the user stated on social media.
Samosa is one of the world's most famous Indian delicacies. Everyone adores it. It is a meal that is always enjoyed, from the crisp crust to the delectable centre.
A Twitter user with the handle @nitinmisra purchased some for himself. However, he was astounded beyond belief when he received a plate of samosas with numbers punched into the crust. He saw something out of the ordinary, on its crust - a type of stamp."The samosas I bought had serial numbers on them. Please keep electronics away from my halwai," the user stated on social media.
Samosas I ordered had serial numbers 🙄 Can tech pls stay away from my halwai. pic.twitter.com/DKo1duIiC9
— Nitin Misra (@nitinmisra)The post drew a lot of attention from fellow Twitter users, who stated that the stamp wasn't such a strange practice after all. The tweet garnered a fair bit of attention from fellow Twitterati, stating that the stamp wasn't a bizarre practice after all.
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I've seen this being done for pies in the uk. Thought it was awesome
— Aaslesh (@AasleshWhy)Haha! U sure these codes were not punched into the aloo inside too Nitin ?😂
— Prakash Mallya (@PrakashMallya)Hahah.. edible barcode/qrcode print to follow..But, how sure are you that your samosas were not 3D-printed?😂
— Vallabhan (@SelfDoubtist)I can imagine the Samosa of 2030 , it will have an inbuilt sensor controlled sp aker system which will say Aaauch! when u bite it ..
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Samosa party. The stamp suggests the type of samosa. They're awesome :)
— Diwakar (@Pentropy)