Treats from Rawalpindi streets
(WorldNews Pakistan)

Rawalpindi traditional street snacks offer varieties in terms of taste. The cart owners push them to different locations of the city throughout the day. The cart owners’ families help them in preparing the snacks and setting up the cart. “Street snacks are a substantial part of Rawalpindi culture. They have earned popularity equally among the young, old and the women. Not only are they inexpensive but very delicious too, with a tinge of the typically countryside taste,” says Narjis Zaidi from Saddar area. Andleeb Batool from Moti Bazaar says: “The cooking methods employed use little or no oil and very little spice; sand roasting and coal grilling being the most common...