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Padma Lakshmi shows her reaction to those who don’t like Indian food with meme

Padma Lakshmi took to Twitter to share a meme while reacting to those who don't like Indian food.

Published on: Dec 4, 2021, 12:32:27 IST
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Author and TV host Padma Lakshmrecently took to Twitter to share a meme featuring herself to react to those who don’t like Indian food. There is a chance that her share will leave you giggling hard. Also, it may make you nod in agreement.

The image shows Padma Lakshmi, she recently posted a meme on Twitter. (Instagram/@padmalakshmi)
The image shows Padma Lakshmi, she recently posted a meme on Twitter. (Instagram/@padmalakshmi)

She shared the meme just with a few emoticons as caption. She shared three grimacing face emojis. As for the meme, it contains an image of Padma Lakshmi wearing an orange jacket with a white piece of clothing wrapped around her shoulder. She is also holding a cup in her hand. It is the text on the image that adds on to the hilarity.

Take a look at the tweet:

“There are only two groups: people who love Indian food and those who have not realized they love Indian food,” joked a Twitter user. “The truest thing on Twitter today,” posted another. “On our second date my now-husband said he’d never tried Indian food (at 58 years old!) but he was willing to try. Loved it and makes awesome Butter Chicken,” shared a third.

What are your thoughts on the post shared by Padma Lakshmi?

 
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