In the summers in the North India you will find people selling nimbu pani (lemonade) on the road side, the quality of the water is suspect though. So, I have avoided them always but they make for such a colorful picture!
Lazy Sunday Photo- Nimbu Pani Pot at the Road Side
They do…but better avoid them..but don’t u think hotels should serve in earthen tumblers..means natural cooling is so good.
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The copyright symbol is very beautifully located…:-)
it looks so beautiful! i never drink these either… am too doubtful abt the water….. but i second tarun about the use of earthen pots and glasses.. we use earthen pots at home, and they beat the fridge every time!!!
Wow! such colorful. Never seen them before.
Tarun, not sure if I have seen it at hotels, and anyway I have not been anywhere in ages 😀
Thanks Ramesh.
Janit there are stories behind it, search mridula and plagiarism on Google sometime.
Anu I agree they beat the fridge but I have not used them in ages.
Thank you Akhila, they are quite common in the north during the summers.
Wow!! very colorful
Thanks Chitra.
Mridula: Is it Nimbu-Paani or “Panaa” (पना)? “Panaa” is sour green drink made from pulp of green mango (amiyaa) and mint. Did you just take a photo or bought a glass of Nimbu-Paani (or Panaa) for yourself – ever tried this stuff? Enjoyed panaa (not Nimbu-Paani) from street vendors when I was a kid… It was my favorite summer drink.
wow.. i would like some nimbu paani now.. it’s getting to be quite hot here