Remove beef from India’s food menu: BCCI to Cricket Australia

[rkt.india]

44 minutes ago, Global.Baba said:

Those beef serving places are everywhere. In Mumbai you can get beef near The popular Bade Miyans. In Hyderabad there is Kalyani Biryani joints which are very popular. Kalyani being I  believe the breed of cow.

that is mostly buffalo meat sold as beef.

[rkt.india]

53 minutes ago, Global.Baba said:

In Chennai outside liquor stores they have these Kabab kind of stalls. It is  beef not chicken.

it is buffalo meat or cow? both are interchangeably used as beef.

[Cricketics]

They should also ask CA to have some buffalo sauce and barbecue sauce as condiments. O and also Siracha, the cremy one.

 

[Global.Baba]

9 minutes ago, rkt.india said:

it is buffalo meat or cow? both are interchangeably used as beef.

No idea man. I am a vegetarian and I am not from Chennai. Many years back was there for work. So after work me and my friends decided to get some beers. My friend felt that those kababs smelt delicious  but then was told it was beef.

[ShoonyaSifar]

Looks like another of those diktats from the captain. Virushka will make everyone go Vegan or what? What's the problem if beef is on the menu? You don't like it, do not eat it. For the vegetarians, hire a local Indian chef. What is this with food fascism. Fuunny this is happening with Shastri as the coach. He's self professed beef lover and had even a case filed against him years ago for eating beef!!

 

Also, surprised to read that Indian touring party craves for Indian food on tours. These guys travel overseas so extensively and yet do not development a taste for local cuisines? Having Indian food once in a while is okay, but to complain about it to BCCI to me sounds is a bit childish.

[velu]

37 minutes ago, rkt.india said:

it is buffalo meat or cow? both are interchangeably used as beef.

 

in kerala they eat mostly buffalo 

[rkt.india]

1 hour ago, velu said:

 

in kerala they eat mostly buffalo 

not just kerala most of India where there is beef, it is mostly buffalo met.  Cow meat is mostly exported.

Edited November 2, 2018 by rkt.india

[rkt.india]

1 hour ago, ShoonyaSifar said:

Looks like another of those diktats from the captain. Virushka will make everyone go Vegan or what? What's the problem if beef is on the menu? You don't like it, do not eat it. For the vegetarians, hire a local Indian chef. What is this with food fascism. Fuunny this is happening with Shastri as the coach. He's self professed beef lover and had even a case filed against him years ago for eating beef!!

 

Also, surprised to read that Indian touring party craves for Indian food on tours. These guys travel overseas so extensively and yet do not development a taste for local cuisines? Having Indian food once in a while is okay, but to complain about it to BCCI to me sounds is a bit childish.

beef removing does not mean, they are going vegan.  they can still have chicken, mutton, pork, eggs.

[rkt.india]

1 hour ago, ShoonyaSifar said:

 

 

Also, surprised to read that Indian touring party craves for Indian food on tours. These guys travel overseas so extensively and yet do not development a taste for local cuisines? Having Indian food once in a while is okay, but to complain about it to BCCI to me sounds is a bit childish.

if Aussies tour India, would they be happy eating Indian food? no, they wont be.  Having overseas food once in a while is okay, but it wont work for longer tours and longer duration.  South Indians wont be happy eating north indian food every day and vice versa for north indians.  There will be very few people like me who can adjust whatever they get.  me with two of my friends lived in Mysore for six months and those two friends did not like South Indian food much while I had no problem with it but they would consistently search for north Indian food.

[Singh bling]

2 hours ago, rkt.india said:

not just kerala most of India where there is beef, it is mostly buffalo met.  Cow meat is mostly exported.

Cow meat export is completely banned

[rkt.india]

7 minutes ago, Singh bling said:

Cow meat export is completely banned

probably only now.  1,680,000 tonnes beef was exported in 2012.  The buffalo-meat exports constitute the predominant portion of the beef trade in India.  

 

Cow meat going out of India as carabeef, police investigation on 
 

Read more at:
//economictimes.indiatimes.com/articleshow/63374600.cms?utm_source=contentofinterest&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=cppst

 

 

Brazil top beef exporter in 2018. Brazil is projected to be the largest beef exporter in the world in 2018 followed by India.

 

http://beef2live.com/story-world-beef-exports-ranking-countries-0-106903

Edited November 2, 2018 by rkt.india

[ShoonyaSifar]

3 hours ago, rkt.india said:

if Aussies tour India, would they be happy eating Indian food? no, they wont be.  Having overseas food once in a while is okay, but it wont work for longer tours and longer duration.  South Indians wont be happy eating north indian food every day and vice versa for north indians.  There will be very few people like me who can adjust whatever they get.  me with two of my friends lived in Mysore for six months and those two friends did not like South Indian food much while I had no problem with it but they would consistently search for north Indian food.

I have seen Australian players happily enjoying Indian lunch during Bangalore and Mumbai grounds on their tours to India in 2004-05 and 2008

[Lannister]

7 hours ago, Vilander said:

imagine them doing it to you for eating averekai huli ? mob justice is never the right way.

No, they should do it to you instead for sympathizing with people who involve in animal-cruelty. And extra beat downs for hailing from a land of Srinivasan. Lol

[Vilander]

1 hour ago, Lannister said:

No, they should do it to you instead for sympathizing with people who involve in animal-cruelty. And extra beat downs for hailing from a land of Srinivasan. Lol

lol thats a sad response,  i would never wish that upon any one. 

Edited November 2, 2018 by Vilander

[rkt.india]

3 hours ago, ShoonyaSifar said:

I have seen Australian players happily enjoying Indian lunch during Bangalore and Mumbai grounds on their tours to India in 2004-05 and 2008

3 times a day, for whole tour? 

[Zero_Unit]

Damn bro If the players have so much restriction and taste complain , get a full time cook for the team. I mean what's another 100k for a chef? 

[Vilander]

On 11/1/2018 at 7:14 PM, zen said:

“Eating 1 hamburger less each week = driving a typical car 320 fewer miles over a year”

 

veggie food = less pollution = more environmentally friendly 

 

Team Ind :

Veggie food lacks in essential amino acids. People will turnout like boobi komars.

[Global.Baba]

On 11/2/2018 at 3:25 AM, LordPrabhzy said:

Im sure BCCI has that much funds to send a couple of chefs along with the team to service the demands of these princesses. Dont blame the Aussies.

 

When england/SA/Aus/NZ/WI come to India do we provide them with beef? do we provide them with Western food? They suck it up and eat Indian food most of the time. Why should Indians get special treatment?

Not really. Don’t get fooled by the odd IPL timepass video where the gora player says his favorite food is Chikken Tikka or Dal Makhni.

 

They still get to eat their home cuisine most if not  all the time.

 

Remember in the mid 90s when Shane Warne and co made a big deal about canned beans and pasta etc. when they toured India

 

These goras used to make fun of getting diarrhea and stomach problems eating Indian food  on tours.

 

I saw an interview with a South African cricketer I believe Gibbs who said India used to be a nightmare when it came to food,night life,partying  etc back in the day but now in this day and age India has evolved to  a different level.

 

Why can’t Indians expect the same when they tour abroad?

Edited November 3, 2018 by Global.Baba

[Global.Baba]

5 hours ago, Zero_Unit said:

Damn bro If the players have so much restriction and taste complain , get a full time cook for the team. I mean what's another 100k for a chef? 

Huh? Why should BCCI or the players spend their personal money? It is the job of the host board to give the catering contract. When foreign teams tour in India they stay in 5 star hotels and all these hotels have pretty much everything these guys eat- be it steak,pasta,Ham etc etc

 

Why should Indian team expect anything different?

[nikred]

I remember reading an article in late 90s where the aussie players expressed their displeasure about the food served in India and had similar guidelines for more westernized food. Warne talked about getting his own tinned baked beans as he doesn't like the food in India.

Funny that I don't hear such complaints now. Things have changed so much in all these years.

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