Hi Aris
Well filling your loaf with chips is one thing - curry is somthing else. Did they sell tickets to people to watch them eat this Bunny Chow? and re the name was it rabbit curry?
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by welsh wizard » Sat Jun 11, 2005 10:52 am
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by aris » Sat Jun 11, 2005 12:24 pm
Heh, nothing to do with rabbits i'm afraid 
"Bunny" was derived from 'Bania' which refers to Hindu's beloging to the mercantile class (mostly vegetarians). The term arose in the Indian restaurants which served hunks of bread filled with a saucy bean curry. So Bania chow became Bunny Chow.
It's not so difficult to eat. It does tend to be a takeaway meal, or street food though. You can eat the currywith a fork, then eat the container too
"Bunny" was derived from 'Bania' which refers to Hindu's beloging to the mercantile class (mostly vegetarians). The term arose in the Indian restaurants which served hunks of bread filled with a saucy bean curry. So Bania chow became Bunny Chow.It's not so difficult to eat. It does tend to be a takeaway meal, or street food though. You can eat the currywith a fork, then eat the container too
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