Nigella Lawson Loves Vada Pav as Much as We Do
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Believe it or not, celebrity chef Nigella Lawson was in Mumbai and she tried out some of our favourite food joints. And guess what? She loved vada pavs.
The British chef took to Instagram to share her love for our desi food. She shared a delicious picture of vada pav and said it was the best thing she has eaten in 2017. The 57-year-old chef made sure it was an hush-hush affair as she flew in and out in just two days. She's currently visiting the Kerala backwaters and shared a video from there as well.
But that's not where it ended. Like a real traveller, she ate at places known for their traditional and authentic recipes even as she visited Maximum City's iconic landmarks. She started off by visiting the gorgeous Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus.
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