Does Your Personality Resemble Momos? This Quirky Post Has The Answer

Many of us indulge in momos once in a while. This dish is filled with spicy ingredients that fill our mouths with heavenly flavours. Their crunchiness, softness, and fresh dipping flavour alongside the spicy and salty pickle make it the most preferred snack ever. Besides the attributes related to its taste, do you know that this dish exhibits interesting characteristic traits as well? You may find these traits quite relatable to your personality. One social media user has uploaded a clip on Instagram that gives an insight into these traits. The clip starts with the text, “5 reasons why you are Momo”. The first reason the clip gives is “You hide your fillings”. The word “fillings” used here implies the stuffing put in the momo’s dough, but it also points out one’s feelings. The second attribute is “you pretend to be tough but you are a softie”. The third specialty is you have multiple personalities. The fourth one says that you are steaming hot and the fifth one mentions that everyone loves you.

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Social media users appreciated the clip and came up with humorous comments. One of them commented, “You break down the smallest pressure.” Another wrote that she is like the sauce given to Momo as no one appreciates her. Others wrote that they can relate with all the qualities except the last two ones (steaming hot and everyone loving them).

For the past many years now, momos have been a mandatory dish in every cafe, restaurant, or even household you go to. It is everyone’s favourite dish and undoubtedly one of the best satisfying snacks known.

On the flip side, however, momos can lead to many health ailments as well. Suparna Mukherjee, in charge of the Clinical Nutrition Department, talked to Hindustan Times regarding this in an interview. She said, “Eating too much momos, a popular dumpling dish, can have various negative impacts on adults. Excess consumption of momos can contribute to weight gain and lead to obesity, which increases the risk of developing chronic conditions such as heart disease, diabetes, and high blood pressure.”