Watch: Street vendor uses 3D printer nozzle to make jalebis

The post with a video of the vendor making the jalebis using a 3D printer nozzle has garnered more than 6,83,000 views and more than 5,000 likes on X.

The viral video was shared by @AryamanBharat on social media platform X.

Street food experiments have always found takers on social media. In one such trial, a man can be seen using a 3D printer nozzle to make the beloved Indian sweet, jalebis. This street vendor’s attempt at blending technology and tradition has won over social media users, with many expressing admiration for his ingenuity.

The viral video shared by @AryamanBharat on social media platform X showcases a vendor deftly manoeuvring the 3D printer nozzle to create intricate jalebis, one after the other, with great precision and finesse.

The post with the caption ‘Who the hell thought that a 3D printer nozzle would be a good idea to make Jalebis’ has garnered 6,83,000 views and more than 5,000 likes on X.

Watch the video below:

Who the hell thought that a 3D printers nozzle would be a good idea to make Jalebis 😭😭😭 pic.twitter.com/l8A4p4iawa

— Aryaman (@AryamanBharat) February 20, 2024

Online reactions have been quick with many hailing the ingenuity of the vendor even as others question the authenticity of the dish made in such a manner.

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Despite the polarising opinions, the video has sparked a broader conversation about the intersection of technology and gastronomy, highlighting the immense possibilities that emerge when innovation meets tradition.

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One user commented, “Where can we buy this? Will add it to our robotic arm! Robotic Jalebi is one of the key milestones for singularity!” Another added, “more like sweet noodles.” A third user, impressed, wrote, “that’s a pretty wild attempt at using a 3D printer nozzle to make jalebis! It’s clear that whoever came up with this idea was feeling adventurous and creative, but perhaps they didn’t fully consider the practicality of it all.”

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