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▲ 7 r/AmulPagalHoChukaHai

Amul's Kaju Katli

I saw a lot of negative reviews who bought online but I bought it from my local store and it was amazing. Just don't buy online from quick commerce apps

u/ellythemelly — 12 days ago
▲ 3 r/TripuraNE

What courier or delivery service do you use to send or receive parcels to/from Tripura?

For eg: Bluedart, DTDC etc. Which service has been the most reliable in your experience in terms of delivery time, cost, and package handling?

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u/ellythemelly — 21 days ago
▲ 96 r/atheismindia

Vastu 🫪

OP asked for ideas to decorate an empty space. Someone suggested installing a mirror and turning it into a dressing area. But OP can’t go with that suggestion cuz ✨Vastu✨

u/ellythemelly — 2 months ago
▲ 4 r/IndianHomeDecor

A very old kitchen in my hometown that my mom uses. Everything is breaking and falling apart. Want to remodel it completely. Budget isn't an issue as long as it's value for money. Looking for suggestions

u/ellythemelly — 2 months ago
▲ 67 r/AmulPagalHoChukaHai

Meh 🍕

Followed the instructions for making it on a tawa but it got burnt on the bottom. Oregano and chili flakes were included though.

u/ellythemelly — 2 months ago
▲ 10 r/atheismindia

Is there anything wrong in what I said?

My comment

India is literally full of restaurants that serve amazing veg and non veg food. OP is from India, mentioned that he is a "pure" vegetarian. We all know the type of people who use the term "pure" vegetarian. Half of the team is non veg and other half is veg, and OP wants to go to veg restaurants. I genuinely don’t understand why they can’t simply choose a decent restaurant where both delicious veg and non veg dishes are available so everyone can enjoy their preferred food

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u/ellythemelly — 2 months ago
▲ 0 r/IndianFood

Is there anything wrong in what I said?

My comment

India is literally full of restaurants that serve amazing veg and non veg food. OP is from India, 3 out of 7 people in the team are vegetarian, and OP wants to go to veg restaurants. I genuinely don’t understand why they can’t simply choose a decent restaurant where both delicious veg and non veg dishes are available so everyone can enjoy their preferred food

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u/ellythemelly — 2 months ago