Video Shows How Atta Biscuits Are Made In A Punjab Factory; Netizens: “Hygiene Left The Chat!”

Biscuits are probably one of the most loved tea-time snacks for Indians! However, this recent video from a biscuit factory in Punjab will make many of you want to give up your favourite snack. An Instagram video shows how the famous atta biscuits are made in a factory in Punjab’s Hoshiarpur and it has raised many eyebrows. Netizens are calling out the poor state of hygiene during the whole process. Scroll on to see the video.

Blogger Captures Atta Biscuit Preparation In A Punjab Factory

 

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Instagrammer Sukrit Jain (@thegreatindianfoodie) recently posted a video showing how one of the most loved biscuits in India, atta biscuits, is made in a factory. The video was shot in a factory of Julka Bakery which is located in Punjab’s Hoshiarpur area. The now-viral video has raised questions about food safety and hygiene in the factory.

In the video, you can see a man filling up a giant container with what appears to be ghee. Once it is whipped up, the man then adds atta to it. The machine churns for a few minutes to form dough. Lastly, the man adds, what looks like water and sugar mix, to the machine and makes the dough. Once the whole mixture is combined, the dough is transferred to a large vessel.

From there, the man, with bare hands, puts chunks of the dough in another machine to give them the shape of atta biscuits. Once all the biscuits are shaped, they are then put in a large oven to bake. They are then taken out and packed for the customers.

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Netizens Unhappy With The Unhygienic State Of The Factory

Seeing the unhygienic state of the factory and the preparation method of the atta biscuits, netizens were clearly not impressed. Loaded with sarcasm, the reaction to the video was truly hilarious. Here are some comments on this post that you cannot miss out on.

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It seems to us that if we see the making of half the things we eat, we’ll just end up giving up on food altogether! What are your thoughts on this? Let us know in the comments section.

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