Monday, May 25, 2009

Burning of kurkure..

Folks,

Kurkure turns into a substance similar to when we burn plastic ( a well tested with the picks as proof)...so think hard before you eat next time....

 

 

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  1. JessicaJune 29, 2009 at 1:13 AM

    Hi Friend,

    I guess the peculiar characteristic of plastic is that it melts when you burn it. But in the above pictures when you burnt Kurkure it turned black but it did not melt. Then how can you say that Kurkure contains plastic. Try burning any homemade food or for that matter gol gappes, matharees or namkeens, all of them will burn the same way as Kurkure burned. The only reason all these products burn is that because they contain carbohydrate.

    There is no plastic in Kurkure as Kurkure is made from edible ingredients that we use in our daily kitchen. So even when you burn Kurkure, it cannot contain any plastic as no traces of plastic is used in the manudfacture of Kurkure.

    Please check your facts before telling people anything that is not true.

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  2. UnknownSeptember 30, 2013 at 3:11 AM

    It is a great opportunity to experience a variety of snacks in this wonderful city. Bring your family and taste the best snacks in Delhi.

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