So what are your thoughts on this? #shorts #food #streetfood

[LangRieper]

Simple hand washing has been proven the most effective tool to prevent contamination. You only need gloves to cover a bandage over a cut or abrasion. 40 years experience in culinary arts.

[tchuuii]

People really need to understand that you don’t need 100% sanitise environment to make food and that often a « too clean » environment is where the bad bacterias and stuff will thrive…

[gwagner]

AND it has been proven by several studies across the globe that wearing gloves does not mean "hygienic". In fact it is a false security because unless people changes gloves with every thing they do, cross contamination is more prone to happen with a glove because normally people think they can still use it.

Short answer is nope, once used even for something little they should be disposed of and use a new pair. But that is expensive so business owners don't go those extremes. A perfectly clean and cared hand in impeccable condition is safer if kept clean, more than a glove.

People just have this preconceived, mistaken notion that gloves are cleaner and safer and yeah they are BUT if they are changed with every exposition to food. If not, they are just as bad as an unclean hand.

[davidquirk]

People need to understand that gloves don't necessarily mean great hygiene. Soap, water and a nail brush, alongside understandning good food hygiene practices are much more important. I spent five months in India last year eating everywhere from five star hotels to works canteens to roadside food places. Never had a single 'problem' the whole trip.
I wish I could get my chapati that light!

[S......]

Good food is made with hands from ages

[sharondesilva]

I LOVE your videos from India. Please continue to share….
And to those who choose to comment. If you’re not eating that delicious street food in India don’t stress yourself for nothing and stick to Nando’s at home and Indian take out…….very hygienic and ofcourse ALWAYS made with gloves……!!!!💗

[ozyMalkin]

In fact gloves can be dirty too. If someone wearing gloves touches a contaminated surface. Simple handwashing with soap is adequate.

[lukerichards]

Yeah, there’s a ton of racism behind those comments.

[tracy]

It’s so interesting those selective instances when *cough* white *cough* people suddenly start caring so much about food hygiene. It’s almost like they only care about calling certain kinds *cough* non-white *cough* cooking unhygienic or “scary.” It’s crazyyyy no idea whyyyy lol

[priscillabhoora]

At least here you're seeing it live and you can SEE everything is clean❤❤❤...wereas in your fancy restaurants your kitchen staff visit the toilet and don't even wash their hands! Now you don't get to see that now do you???

[fionablogg]

All those videos online of people cooking at home with gloves on! This isn't normal or necessary! 🤯

[dorismc]

thanks for the call for sense and thought in an age of constant indignation and pseudo correctness... I really appreciate it 😊

[Sjiesjam]

Only time I use gloves is when I chop garlic and chilies

[MetalHead]

I hate the obsession with gloves. Who cares if you get a little germs on your food

[manummmm]

Give them credit too if you are going to show their work on your platform na. Honor the hard work.

[elizabethmathews]

Also the pizza u order. Who makes pizza with gloves!!

[drmasabd]

how often do u think those gloves are changed??? Just look at all those sushi chefs for instance...