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When a food vendor asked for some sauce and curry powder from English Soldiers in Post-war Berlin, culinary magic happened. Here is a thread about a German icon you might not be familiar with. #travellingsOftheIndianCurry 1/n 
On a scale of 1 to 10 Berlin Street food must be somewhere at the very top, its various nooks and corners are teeming with joints and cafés serving all kinds of food from the doner kebab to the Japanese vegan waffle. 2/n
The item, however, which can be considered at the center of Berlin’s gastronomic pleasure is something called the Currywurst. 3/n
If you have ever tasted a Vietnamese cà ri, you must have felt a slight tinge of French and Indian flavours wriggling in your mouth. This melting of flavours is not by accident but by design that has a curious back story. A thread. #travellingsOftheIndianCurry 1/n
Phan Xich Long in the Phu Nhuan District is one of Ho Chi Minh City's (formerly Saigon) most bustling streets redolent of street food. The shops lined up on the streets offer up a variety of Vietnamese cuisine, one particularly interesting item being the cà ri. 2/n
The Vietnamese cà ri is, however, not considered on the same plane as other street food like phở, bún bò Huế or hủ tiếu. It’s a dish mostly eaten in the comfort of a home and has strong connections with the sub-continent. 3/n
How the Indian curry and flatbread found their way into Trinidadian comfort food. A short thread on this delicious journey. 1/n #travellingsOftheIndianCurry
On a regular hot and humid day on the streets of Port of Spain, it is not unusual to find the sight of people eating Trinidadian wraps in restaurants and cafes. 2/n
The wrap, which is a combination of flatbread, and the traditional Trinidadian curry, is a unique mix of culture and heritage, and for the people of the Caribbean islands, it is comfort food. 3/n
