Indian Foods That Are Banned In Other Nations

Ketchup While for Indians snacks aren't complete without their "tomato sauce", it is banned in France.

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Poppy Seeds Poppy Seeds are a main ingredient in Indian Kitchens. However, they are banned in Singapore and Taiwan.

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Kebabs This delictable Indian dish is banned in Venice to preserve tradition and decorum.

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Chyawanprash Chawanprash has been banned in Canada since 2005 due to concerns about its high lead and mercury content.

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Ghee While it is a main cooking ingredient in Indian homes, Ghee is banned in the US because of concerns that it may lead to obesity and heart attacks.

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Samosa This delicious Indian snack is banned on Somalia due to its association with Indian Culture, which they consider to be a foreign influence.

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Jelly Cups Indian childhood is incomplete without Jelly Cups. However, these are banned in Australia.

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