Welcome back to This is India! I always have funny/weird stories about India to share with friends or family when I talk to them. This is just meant to be an honest portrayal about my life in India through short anecdotes. I also share here what I’ve been up to online outside Hippie in Heels.
What I was up to other than here:
- MERRY CHRISTMAS EVERYONE! I’m celebrating with Ben, my mom, and my dad. We are going to Hampi for a couple days. They thought Bombay was wild but it was a great day there & we’re enjoying Goa.
Now your story,
Not so much a story today as it is just a little look at some daily life in Assagao.
One of my favorite things is when I want to make some toast or a grilled cheese and I hear the bells of the bread man on his bicycle outside. He comes with local bread (at a higher price than if we went into the bakery to buy it) and conveniently brings it to our front gate.
The bagel looking ones are a bit hard and not my favorite, but the local pao and poi (one is white and one is wheat) are very good! We usually get 6 pcs. of pao for 15 rupees (which is about 25 cents) and it’s always fresh! It’s a small thing, but having a cup of coffee in the morning and some fresh delivered bread is pretty great!
little huckle used to love the bread man!
This is India!
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Great article and amazing photographs. Loved it.
Thanx for sharing and Happy New Year.
You can’t beat freshly baked bread- especially when it’s hand delivered to your door!
absolutely!
The pao is usually Rs 5 or 6 in goa… Hope u r not getting ripped. Please check around :)
they give us each one for 3 rs
Yum sounds delicious! Merry Christmas girl :)
merry christmas!
Wow! Nice bread! I’m sure have it!
Yes it’s lovely, just had an egg and beef steak sandwich on a piece for breakfast!! yummm
I wish I had a bread man in Jakarta. Having bread delivered to my door would be the coolest thing ever!
The bread and fresh-baked deliverers were more apparent to us when we were in Sri Lanka, but maybe it’s because we mostly hit cities in India. Either way, fresh bread delivery is the best thing since sliced bread ;)
Merry Christmas, Rachel! And yeah, bread and freshly brewed coffee is a pretty neat combination!
Merry Christmas to you !
Loved these while I was there! I get similar ones in Lahore!