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Lol "famous"? Sorry I don't think a pickle can be famous but ya know different strokes.
by silverpepsi 3y ago
Lol "famous"? Sorry I don't think a pickle can be famous but ya know different strokes.
- solarengineer 3y agoFamous within India at least. There's a billion-plus people there.
- kumarvvr 3y agoFamous in the sense that a Twinkie is "famous" in the US. Try to ban Mango Pickle in India, there would be riots on the streets !
- halostatue 3y agofamous | ˈfeɪməs | adjective 1 known about by many people: a famous star | the country is famous for its natural beauty. 2 informal excellent: Galway stormed to a famous victory. Various types of pickles are in fact "famous": - Mango pickle (not my favourite Indian pickle; right now that would be garlic pickle and my standby is lime pickle) - New York deli half-sour pickled cucumbers (not a vinegar pickle, but a fermented pickle). - Umeboshi (salt-pickled Japanese plums) - Kimchi (Korean fermented cabbage and vegetables) - Kapusta / Sauerkraut (Ukrainian and German fermented/pickled cabbage, respectively) There are others, but the point has been made. When you consider that "famous" is often used to mean "beloved", your ignorance is showing.