Nov 22, 2023, 12:31 PM IST

7 Indian foods banned in other countries

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Samosa

Due to its association with Indian culture—which they consider to be a foreign influence—this delicious Indian snack is banned in Somalia.

Ghee

Ghee is the main cooking ingredient in every Indian home, but it is banned in the US due to concerns that it may lead to heart attacks and obesity.

Chyawanprash

Since 2005, Canada has banned the use of the popular Indian ayurvedic supplement chyawanprash due to concerns about its high lead and mercury content.

Kebabs

These spicy and juicy kebabs are a popular snack in India, but the dish has been banned in Venice to preserve tradition and decorum.

Poppy Seeds

A major ingredient in the kitchens of Indian homes, these poppy seeds are banned in Singapore and Taiwan.

Ketchup

Any snack in India is incomplete without ketchup, also known as tomato sauce; however, the use of ketchup is banned in France.

Jelly Cups

If you live in India, you must have consumed these jelly cups in your childhood or even now, but they are prohibited in Australia.