8 Crazy Superstitions Related To Food  In India

8 Crazy Superstitions Related To Food In India

1. Borrowing milk

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2. Storing Salt

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3. Eating Basil Leaves

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4. Using Red chilli

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5. Eating curd & sugar

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6. Using lemon & chilli

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7. Coconut breaking

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8. Breaking egg shells

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