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I was travelling by the early morning train yesterday and was fast asleep when I heard the vendor call out “Wada, Wada! Sabudana wada!”
I suddenly had the urge to have a carbohydrate fix and imagined the smell of hot, sabudanawada wafting through the carriage .
I ordered a plate and gobbled them down. It was only then that I noticed the flimsy paper plate on which they were served.
What on earth is a tongue painter lollipop?
Sharing this with with Esha and Natasha on #WordlessWednesday.
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I think they must be coloring the tongue the color they are ……. fun for kids but concerning too.
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Yes ! I think most lollipops make the tongues hideous with purple orange red green and blue dyes ! Wonder how safe they are
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Haha! That sure sounds intriguing to me. I’d go with Monika’s theory. That’s what the kids love, isn’t it? Those hideous colours on the tongue after you’ve eaten a lolly is what they come back for, maybe?
Thank you so much for sharing this and linking up with us this week. Sorry, I wasn’t sure what you meant from your tweet. Hence, decided to check the links and then, saw yours.
Wishing you a happy #wordlesswednesday and a wonderful week ahead, Sunita. :)
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Thanks Esha . I actually look forward to joining up with you and click snaps of things I find interesting….
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