Food is truly amazing if you think about it. It does not just taste delicious and satiates our hunger, but has the power to take us back in time! Don’t believe us? Well, here is a viral video circulating on social media that will immediately remind you of the good old days of childhood birthday parties. The video, which has garnered more than 8 million views, was posted on Instagram by @theflavorfulbowl. Before we reveal what all there is in this viral video, do you remember going to your friends’ and cousins’ birthday parties? Dressing up and playing games, dancing, putting on birthday caps and waiting eagerly for the highlight of the party — the birthday cake!
Well, this viral video captures the typical foods that went into the birthday party plates after the cake-cutting ceremony. As shared in the video, this featured a click of pineapple cake, a samosa, a small rasgulla, some namkeen, salted potato wafers, biscuits, and two candies. Finally, a glass of mango juice. Don’t you feel transported to your childhood?
Take a look at the full video here:
Several Instagram users felt nostalgic and shared their memories of birthday party platters in the comments section. Some people also remembered eating noodles, patty, and gulab jamun.
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Commenting on so many foods on a single plate, a user shared, “I remember I used to be so confused regarding what I should eat first.” Another recalled, “The namkeen used to get stuck to the cream on the cake”
A nostalgic viewer wrote, “Those were the days! Birthday parties at home were literally the best.” A funny comment read, “I remember we used to check who got a bigger slice of cake on their plate.” Another added, “That mixture is a stress buster to date.”
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What was your favourite food from the birthday party platter? Share your childhood food memories in the comments section.
About Jigyasa KakwaniJigyasa finds her solace through writing, a medium she is exploring to make the world more informed and curious with every story published. She is always up for exploring new cuisines, but her heart comes back to the comforting ghar-ka-khana.
