This Saucy Pasta Dosa has twitter in a frenzy!

This Saucy Pasta 

Dosa

 has twitter in a frenzy!

We’ve all loved our Indian dosa. Staple to some, comfort food for some, it’s loved across the world. But a fusion version of the good old dosa has taken the internet by storm!

Of late, we have seen a plethora of bizarre fusion foods. From ‘Chocolate samosa’ to 'Khichdi with ketchup’, there's just no going back now.

Well, netizens have too many options for ‘fusion foods’, especially on the internet.

Posted on Twitter by a user named ‘RDX’, the video shows the making of a ‘Red sauce pasta Dosa.’ Yes, there's really a dish that has combined the humble South Indian favorite with an Italian classic.

“Tamil friend jab iss type ka dosa dekhta bahut gaaliya deta hai,” the caption said (If a Tamil individual saw this, he would have only cuss words to say!)

The man begins with the dosa batter as with a traditional one. At that point he adds the red sauce together with the chime peppers. Afterward, the 

macaroni pasta

 is included into the blend. After that, there's fair flooding of cheese from a huge block fit for a gargantuan appetite!.

Once its brown on the tawa, it is ready and cut into four modest pieces and more cheese is grated on the plate!

Twitterati was quick to react to this rather bizarre culinary creation, at least by Indian standards.

“Geez.. Pasta.. Ketchup.. Mayo.. To be eaten with rice batter.. Gross. I am not even a Tamilian”, exclaimed one user!

“This is nowhere near a Dosa. Fusion Frankie at best”

Well, tell us in the comments what you try a saucy pasta dosa?

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