Competition for Super Cedars?

[BrotherBart]

Cow Dung Patties Selling Like Hot Cakes Online in India

http://www.nbcnews.com/tech/internet/cow-dung-patties-selling-hot-cakes-online-india-n486776

 

[sportbikerider78]

Good thing we have Amazon Prime.

I always say they ship s**t for free!

 

[BrotherBart]

"What is this charge on the credit card bill?"

"Oh, that's just some crap I ordered from India."

 

[Jags]

"Honey - this burger really tastes crappy."

 

[Jags]

"Are those Super Cedars?" - "Naaa....Magic meadow muffins."

 

[jatoxico]

These India hotcakes are awful!

 

[English BoB]

Cow Dung Patties Selling Like Hot Cakes Online in India

http://www.nbcnews.com/tech/internet/cow-dung-patties-selling-hot-cakes-online-india-n486776

Patta cake - Patta cake - bakers man, flip the dung as fast as you can.

Toss it and turn and spread it out wide.

Add some spices and call it a side.

Fill it with meat and wrap it up tight.

Only $2.00 and includes a sprite.

Fast food at its best.

bob

 

[begreen]

When you get off the plane in India burning dung cakes may be the first smell. It's not unpleasant, a bit like burnt popcorn but not as acrid.
Dung patties are drying everywhere, even in many parts of Delhi, a city of 12+ million.

 

[fossil]

One of my fathers-in-law (actually he was my second, and I really liked him) first heard this at our house during a Christmas visit in about 1982. Dr Demento was still on the radio back then. I'll never forget how FIL laughed until he cried. Good stuff.

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[Shari]

When my husband was stationed in Korea (1970's) the villagers used cow patties for heat. The area he was in was basically rice paddy areas and the villagers homes were built on pillars. The villagers would lite the patties and shove them under their homes, lay on the floor and be warm overnight in the winter months.