Photos by co-host, Rahul Shah.
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Heart and stomach are full! Generous people shared amazing foods, interesting recipes, and Shared Food stories. Liked the curation of games this time. Thanking everyone who joined and for bringing delicious foods! Thanking Harsh for sharing his space – Mould with us for today’s meet, one of the finest art studios + cafe in my neighbourhood. Thanking Punilrajsinh Solanki for hosting today’s meet and adding his creative magic to it. Thanking Rahul for co-hosting and for keeping up the energy of the meet.
Prutha
Last evening was one of the most refreshing evenings in a long time.
My first locavore meet will be a core memory. I was introduced to so many nuances about food and ingredients, and then my palate was treated to the best homemade versions of so many street foods of India. Thank you to the hosts and each one of you for making the evening special. I look forward to more meetups.
Bhakti
Indeed, yesterday’s locavore meeting was gr8 for me & my sister as we got the chance to meet many new people and shared lovely homemade street foods. It was our first meeting with good memories. Thank you, everyone!! Looking forward for next such events.
Ishita
Jhalmuri, deconstructed into a fun DIY setup, with puffed rice, chopped tomatoes, spices, and chana laid out to mix and match. A hands-on way to play with this classic Kolkata street snack, one scoop at a time.
Handvo is a Gujarati savoury cake made from fermented lentils and rice. Crisp on the outside and soft within, it is a local favourite and is often served as a breakfast, snack, or light meal.
A fun street food–themed activity played where participants had to blind-guess their allotted food item using only their teammate’s hints. Laughter, chaos, and a lot of creative clue-giving followed.