A viral image of an Indian broom, or 'jhaadu', with a "nutrition facts" label on it has amused social media users. The image, provided on Reddit by user Live-Bird8999, displays the broom's packet with details like calories, fat content, and other "nutritional" information that is typically found on food packaging.
It also lists the components, which include yellow stone crushed maize, canola oil, salt, and a trace of lime. This unique combination of cleaning supplies and a detailed nutrition label has elicited a wave of laughs and remarks.
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From calories to fiber, the packaging includes essential nutritional information. The image was posted barely a day ago in Reddit's "indiameme" section. The post's caption said, "Ye jhadu me bhi 150 calorie hote hai bhai (A broom also has 150 calories).
Since being shared, the post has received over 1,800 upvotes, and the figure is constantly growing. In the comments section, individuals joked about whether the brooms were supposed to be eaten.?
While one user humorously noted, "Best diet for weight loss," another added, "It melts 150 calories in one blow."?
"Wait did a random recycled plastic from America make it to some random broom manufacturer in India?" asked one user. "Aab pata chala mummy kyu marti thi isse [Now I understand why mom used to hit with this]," joined another.
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"Me looking at that 1g of protein," wrote one user, referring to the amount of protein mentioned on the label.?
"The more you read it, the funnier it gets," commented a Reddit user. "Acha tou indian mothers ese bchO ka khyaal rakhti thi! Calories de kr (So, that's how Indian mothers took care of their children, by giving these calories to them)," wrote one user.
Ye jhadu me bhi 150 calorie hote hai bhai ?
byu/Live-Bird8999 inindiameme
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