The US professor Tom Nichols made a comment on Indian food and that has Twitterati all riled up. Check out their reactions.
The creamy Butter Chicken, spicy tikka masala, the soft gulab jamun, and the heavenly Biriyani. You know life is treating you well when you have the right amount of foodgasm. Can't talk about anybody else, but food can definitely hit the right spots! Good food is all about the right amount of flavours. However, food has caused quite the controversial discussion on Twitter on US professor Tom Nichols comment on Indian food.
US professor and academic specialist on International Affairs, Tom Nichols, commented on Indian food after a Twitterati asked the people to make a controversial food comment. He replied to it with a comment stating that "Indian food is terrible and we pretend it isn't." REALLY? He also said that apart from Ethiopian and Indian food he is open to any other food choice.
Indian food is terrible and we pretend it isn’t. https://t.co/NGOUtRUCUN
— Tom Nichols (@RadioFreeTom) November 23, 2019
This got the people on Twitter all riled up and here is how they reacted to the comment:
The thing that gets me here more than the stunted palate is the use of “we.” So, Indians in Tom’s world are also “pretending” that their cuisine is terrible? Or do they not exist in Tom’s sense of community? I think we know the answer. https://t.co/PDBYPZDm6c
— Ishaan Tharoor (@ishaantharoor) November 24, 2019
— Felt (@MrFelt_) November 24, 2019
prompt was controversial food opinions, not bad & wrong food opinions
— regular gem (@Choplogik) November 24, 2019
Been ordering them bland dishes his whole life
— Token Sikh (@tokensikh) November 23, 2019
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This condition has a cure via the gastronomic brilliance that Indian food is which itself is vast,varying by geography,religion,region,language and even country. You have possibly never tasted such a spectrum of taste, aromas & spices in the US.Invite you to india to be our guest
— Monica Jasuja (@jasuja) November 24, 2019
— Darin A. Robinson II (@rain4estwhitaka) November 24, 2019
Who's this "we"? Also they asked for "controversial opinions", not "wrong opinions" pic.twitter.com/4SB648QmNy
— কমরেড শাহাদা | Shad ? (@shad_chowdhury) November 23, 2019
— सिद्धान्त पटेल (@PatelSiddhant_) November 24, 2019
Ek Chicken Tikka phek ke maarunga "TOO SPICY" bol ke mar jayega. pic.twitter.com/b9be8D6I2J
— Harsh Vishwakarma (@Harsh_V22) November 24, 2019
I agree with Tom on many things. He is a wise man. But this is crazy. Tom, I will take you for Indian food when you’re in DC.
— Mark Dubowitz (@mdubowitz) November 23, 2019
What is the one controversial opinion about food that you would make?