How To Eat Indian Food With Your Hands

Have you ever made a burrito out of Indian food? Let me show you how to PROPERLY eat Indian food with your hands instead! Wondering how to do that without making an absolute mess? Let me show you how with some of my favorite foods!

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[Dranshusaini]

I'm indian...and 19 yr ....and I live in india....so why I found this and watch this and watch until end 😂😂😂😂

[reeticulous]

Im a 15 yr old Indian boy, living in India. As I grew up in the UK, I was taught that eating with my hands is bad manners, and so I always ate with cutlery.
Recently I have been getting a lot of comments from my relatives about the fact that I dont really look nice when I eat with my hands. So, I decided to look up how to eat nicely with hands, and this video really helped me. Thank you !!!! 😊😊😊

[jackwebb]

Our first child’s pediatrician was from India. Our child got sick one night. Dr. told us to come over to her house. It was about midnight. She was cooking supper. After examining and making sure our child was OK she invited us to stay for midnight supper. We did. I learned to eat with my right hand that night. She offered me a fork, but hey....when in Rome.


I love your channel!

[anthroariel]

Thank you from my heart for sharing your culture with those who, as children, were punished for eating with our hands! 🤚😊💖

[satishseetharam]

Also, when you touch/mix and eat food with your hands, the sense of touch is activated and your pallets are better prepared for the heat and texture of the food. Food definitely tastes better.

[HAIRHOLIC_]

In Somalia they actually have a whole galateo on how to eat with your hands, you only eat with your right hand and only pick food with the tips of your hands and never put your fingers in your mouth but only the food, and when you eat in a shared platter you start from your side corner and work your way up to the middle, we don’t squish food and we don’t make balls with the food it’s actually considered impolite, I was born and raised in Europe but I still LOOOOVE eating with my hands even tho my family barely does

[insasiable]

As Filipino, I genuinely believe that food taste better with hands.

[carlitoxb]

Definitely a culture shock but I enjoy watching how diverse is our world and its people, greetings from Colombia thanks for sharing

[vintage-rosé]

Hey Urvashi, I live in HARYANA and my kids just watched your video, because they don’t know how to eat rice with their hands. Now they’re eating the Biryani without a spoon and they think it’s so much more delicious! Thank you for this wonderful video! So thoughtful! 💕

[BlueTheJLU]

"No more making burritos out of indian food." I felt that one. :( In my defense I had no idea... but next time I shall try this method.

[CloroxBleach-nuvo]

I’ve seen some of my friends and there parents eat like this! I think it’s so cool how different other cultures eat and cook :D

[JS-toyu]

Ughhhh i want to experience this! I want to go to an indian restaurant where everyone is eating with their hands so I can finally try it and not be judged. The food looks soooo yummy

[abhijeetsalunke]

Thanks for Making video Dear Urvashi.. it's because of people like you who take Indian lifestyle to a different level

[ChineseCookingDemystified]

I've always found hand-eating with roti & injera and such to be really natural... for me personally eating rice with my hands is still my final frontier. Totally my fault and all, I just feel like I'll probably need to spend some more time in India to get used to it :)

[alittlehumanbean]

Me a indian🥰 watching this while eating rice with my hand 🥰and thinking 😂 that ops do people really need tutorials for eating with hand 🥰 because it's a common thing for us😂

[rojy_z]

I'm Arab.. We eat with our hands, spoons and forks.. Depends on the food I guess.. But I would say this.. Rice definitely tastes better when u eat it with ur hand! I wouldn't be caught dead eating biryani or machboos with a spoon lol!

[sallymoodley]

This is a very brave video to make. Thank you for sharing. You make eating with ones hands look very elegant.
Eating with family is fun and done with a lot of love. Each one for their own. I think it's great to eat with ones hands. But I also strongly feel that one must do what one is comfortable with. Just enjoy life.
Your tutorial is very informative. Much appreciated.

[Momo-dvix]

This is similar to how I grew up eating Mexican food with tortilla being in a Hispanic family. Using tortilla to pick up rice, beans, and protein. It just wasnt emphasized to try to use one hand and never really actually used the bare fingers are the main differenced. Very cool to see how there are similarities across cultures. Thank you for sharing.
I LOVE Indian food and I make your butter chicken recipe all the time.
Would it be odd to eat the dal using a spoon similar to a soup?

[rashikumar]

I love this video. So glad I stumbled upon this.. I am a pro in eating with my hands without making any mess but still, I loved watching it. What a graceful teacher!

[Tara-zdcl]

I’m Indian asf, why am I watching this