‘Spiderman dosa’: Food experiment gets a Marvel twist. Watch video

The clip shared from Instagram handle Namaste India shows a woman adding dosa batter onto two tawas in the shape of spiderweb.

Several users were delighted with the smiley added at the end and the vendor's cooking style

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Experiments with food are never-ending and a wide variety of dishes from fanta maggi to masala dosa ice cream have surprised netizens. The latest addition to the list has a Marvel twist in it with superhero Spiderman finding a place in South Indian breakfast item dosa and its video has gone viral on social media.

The clip shared from Instagram handle Namaste India shows a woman adding dosa batter onto two tawas in the shape of spiderweb. She adds oil, egg, masala and cheese on top of one of the dosas. As it gets cooked, the other dosa is topped over the other. Making the variety quirky, she adds a smiley with tomato sauce and serves it gracefully.

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“Spiderman Dosa#namasteiindia#indianfood#indianstreetfood#,” read the caption of the clip. Since being shared in January this year, the clip has amassed more than 16.2 million views on the Meta-owned platform.

Several users were delighted with the smiley added at the end and the vendor’s cooking style. For one user, it seemed better than fanta maggie but another user wondered why it was not called a dosa sandwich. A user commented, “The tomato sauce smile at the end was so cute.” Another user wrote, “Why it isn’t Dosa sandwich.” A third user commented, “Fanta maggie se toh thoda thik hi lagra hai…”

Recently, a street vendor left netizens amused as he skillfully made dosa in the shape of a cat. The video shared by Manoj Kumar, CEOF of Naandi India, an NGO showed the vendor pouring dosa batter onto a tawa and making it like a cat, carefully removing excess batter. Kumar wondered if he could work with him to influence a nutritive food system.

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