▲ 19 r/DesiFoodie
Homemade scallion Oil
I absolutely love scallion oil, hence tried making it at home for the first time. It turned out to be great. 🥰
u/Disastrous-Hat-8075 — 1 day ago
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▲ 747 r/IndianBoysOnTinder
Found an old chat with my now-wife ❤️
I found a few old chats from two years ago with a girl I matched with on Bumble. It’s funny because we matched 3 times before we finally met each other.
I fell in love on the first day. She took her time and fell in love on the second date. 😂 We fell so head over heels in love that we told our parents within a month of dating.
Long story short, we got MARRIED last month 🥰
I was one of those people who always thought I’d never find a partner on a dating app. Turns out, we’re one of those rare success stories. 😊
u/Disastrous-Hat-8075 — 1 day ago
▲ 42 r/IndianCats
Help me identify this infection
Hi guys! I’ve been feeding a mama cat and her kittens for about a week, and I noticed that one of the kittens seems to have some kind of eye infection. I’m not sure what exactly it is.
Does anyone have any idea what this could be? Is it safe to give the kitten any tablets or eye drops, or should I consult a vet? I also wanted to know if eye infections are common among kittens, as I’m new to this.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated. 🙏🏻
u/Disastrous-Hat-8075 — 6 days ago
▲ 9 r/DesiWeddings
Recently got married in Goa & struggled to find reliable vendors
Recently got married in Goa and I wanted to share my experience of planning the wedding.
I'm from another state, while my husband is from Goa. We honestly struggled a lot to find good vendors. Whether it was photographers, MUA, decorators or even venues, it felt surprisingly difficult.
We did find a few vendors whose work looked good but many of them had a poor attitude or were difficult to communicate with. On the other hand, the vendors who were genuinely nice and professional often didn't deliver the quality we were looking for. It was honestly quite disappointing.
What surprised me the most was that I've never had this issue in my home state or in other places I've visited. There always seemed to be plenty of good options across different budgets. In Goa, however, it felt like we either had to compromise on quality or pay a lot.
We initially planned for a reasonably comfortable wedding budget, but we ended up spending way more than expected because the quality we were getting within our original budget just wasn't worth it.
Did anyone else who planned a wedding in Goa have a similar experience? Or was it just us?
u/Disastrous-Hat-8075 — 23 days ago
▲ 27 r/IndianFoodPhotos
Loving my airfryer
I made fish cutlets in my air fryer for the first time and I'm genuinely impressed.🤤
They turned out perfectly crispy on the outside while staying soft on the inside using just a light bit of oil. I grew up eating deep fried fish cutlets, so I wasn't expecting the air fried version to be this good but it honestly exceeded my expectations. ❤️
u/Disastrous-Hat-8075 — 1 month ago
▲ 969 r/goatravel
Island Hopping During The Monsoon
My first time visiting Goa during the monsoon and I absolutely loved it. ❣️
u/Disastrous-Hat-8075 — 1 month ago
▲ 9 r/DesiWeddings
Went with a Banarasi silk saree for my wedding ❤️
I got married last week and wanted to share my wedding outfit. ❤️
I had always dreamed of wearing a timeless Banarasi silk saree on my big day and I'm so happy I went with one. This community played a huge role in helping me decide the accessories and I'm incredibly grateful for all the recommendations.🙏🏻
u/Disastrous-Hat-8075 — 1 month ago