Poha Is The All-Day Snack You Weren't Expecting
A viral video of poha, the classic Indian flattened rice dish, being made for the first time as an evening snack highlights a global trend of meals unbound by t
By Foodie Pundit Newsroom - Published - Updated - Section: Coffee Cafes

Key points
- Poha, a traditional Indian breakfast dish, is finding a new life as an "anytime meal", as seen in a viral video where a creator makes it for an evening snack.
- The trend reflects a broader shift in eating habits, where traditional mealtimes are becoming less rigid, and people eat what they crave, when they crave it.
- The visual and simple nature of making poha makes it highly adaptable for short-form video, helping to introduce the dish to a new global audience.
- The history of poha is rooted in regional diversity, with numerous variations across India, showcasing its adaptability and enduring appeal.
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