Indian food, ‘dirt spices
Storypick · 2d
Australian YouTuber Calls Indian Spices ‘Dirt,’ Internet Fires Back With A History Lesson
Indian spices have long been celebrated for their variety, flavour and medicinal properties. From ancient times, traders sailed across seas, and empires went to war, all to get their hands on India’s spices. They are the heart and soul of the food that is cooked across India. But apparently, not everyone’s a fan, especially white people!
NDTV · 1d
Australian Woman Disses Indian Food For Using “Dirt Spices,” Faces Backlash Online
Another chimed in, “This is such an unsophisticated take. Indian food is overall healthier than North American food. Ability to appreciate strengths of other cultures shows ability to parse nuance, instead of first order low IQ thinking like those you accuse the same thing of. Enjoy McDonald's.”
NDTV · 1d
Australian YouTuber Sparks Outrage After Calling Indian Spices "Dirt" In Viral Post
An Australian YouTuber has found herself in the middle of a social media storm after criticising Indian cuisine for its "dirt spices". Sydney Watson's remarks have drawn severe backlash, with users quickly jumping to defend Indian food.
in.mashable · 1d
Australian Woman Blasted For Insulting Indian Food With 'Dirt Spices'; 'Go Binge On Bland Goodness'
A recent online comment by Australian YouTuber Dr. Sydney Watson has ignited a heated debate and drawn widespread backlash on social media. The controversy sparked after a post praising Indian food went viral, leading Watson to make remarks that many strongly disagreed with.
India Today · 2d
Australian YouTuber slams Indian food for its 'dirt spices', gets trolled
An Australian YouTuber found herself on the receiving end of the internet after she slammed Indian food for its “dirt spices”. Dr Sydney Watson was brutally trolled for her comment as social media users schooled her on the historical and cultural importance of Indian cuisine.
The Indian Express · 1d
Australian woman criticises Indian food for using ‘dirt spices’, faces backlash on X
Sharing a picture of a scrumptious-looking spread, an X handle @FlipMan wrote, “Indian food is the best on earth. Fight me.” Watson ignited a debate as she disagreed with the post. “It really, really isn’t,
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