You see, the Rolex holds eggs, vegetables like carrots, onions, tomatoes or even cabbage, cooked and wrapped in a chapatti(looks like the lost twin of naan) and has never lost its ground, being a Ugandan darling since it was birthed. What we need to give more credit to though is the founding food of this Rolex, THE CHAPATTI, basically, a round flat food made from a wheat, sugar, salt, butter, water and eggs dough that's then pan fried or deep fried.
The chapatti, looks thin and so more of harmless. It feels so smooth in the mouth that it's capability to derange our health in our bodies is so doubtable. It pairs up with a multitude of sauces, stews and other foods, it's "combo" options are endless. It's so affordable, it seems to reason with us on our broke days as well as the rich days. It knows no weather, it makes itself findable on a rainy day as much as on a sunny day. The chapatti is tasty that's it's impossible to give a blind eye to. This chappati can do no wrong.
What is it again they say about if something's too good to be true? It probably isn't, right? The chapatti and it's friends come stealthily into your life and there's no need to worry at this point after all variety is the spice of a balance for health. The chapatti or it's friends will then make way into your home and this is when you need your gaurd up, making sure it's not the master of every ceremony at your table. The chapatti will then invade your home, suffocating thoughts and attempts at other food. By this time chapatti or it's friends would have turned you over to their slavery. Keep your eyes open for chapatti and it's friends.
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