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https://timesride.com/blogs/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/Pani-puri1-800x445-1.png800445Pani puri is a very famous mouth-watering Chaat. The word Chaat is derived from the action of licking (meaning Chaatna). So it is said that unless and until you don't lick (Chaat) the plate, its not a tasty chaat.The origin of chaat actually was for a type of diet which was beneficial to our health. Our body sometimes need lots of spices. We need cumin, carom seeds, when season is changing or when water is not good. So if you eat many spices just raws - You can't eat it. So giving spices through small portion of food was the approach. And this ultimately became the famous cuisine which is now called as Chaat. And now definitely it breaks many diets!