Hello hivers assalamu alaikum I am Jakia simi from Bangladesh. Today I am sharing a new experience in the village fair.And the video is about fire pan which I have tried in the fair.
Fire Pan is a very popular and amazing item of the present time. It is basically a refined form of traditional paan where the taste and experience of paan is utilized by using fire. Fire Pan is not just a food but it is a visual experience that amazes people. Although fire pan originated in some states of India, it has now spread to various parts of South Asia including Bangladesh. It is available everywhere from small paan shops on the roadside to luxurious restaurants. However, trying fire pan at a fair is truly extraordinary.Fire paan is a paan made with ingredients like betel leaves, betel nut, sweet spices, coconut, gulkand, kheer, chocolate, honey, etc. And finally, the paan is lit on fire and put in the mouth.First, the betel leaf is cleaned. Then all the ingredients are arranged one by one in the leaf. The betel is folded neatly and made into a ball. Then the betel is touched with light alcohol or a flammable material. Then the betel is set on fire. As soon as the fire is lit, it is quickly put in the mouth. As soon as the betel leaf is taken in the mouth, the fire goes out. A kind of warmth is felt in the mouth. Then gradually the sweet and fragrant taste spreads. This feeling is completely different from ordinary betel.Drinking fire is mainly attempted for the experience.I tried the fire pot with my younger brother. Although he was excited at first, he later became nervous. But anyway, new experiences are always amazing.
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This is a type of agun paan, which is eaten by people in rural Bengal during various fairs. I have never eaten it but I have seen many people eating it. Have you ever eaten this agun paan?
Fire pan are really very famous village fairs. This is very interesting.
Anu baxxaqisam maduuda mannah yan assakat le maaqo akkel sugtem. unkaq koh tannah tan qaxmeqe uddur tabisseemih.
Nowadays, there are many types of food available at rural fairs, including various types of paan and chips made from smoke and fire.These are very surprising sights.