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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I live in Ashburn...an Indian Mecca.  Over the years I've been invited to countless Diwali parties and to neighbors house for dinner cooked from scratch.  I've always left so full of carbs and grease. If I ate that food in a daily basis, if have a man sized gut. I love the food, but But OMG, I don't need diabetes![/quote]

Except if you're going to parties and special dinners your hosts are serving you special occasion food.  No one eats those things on a daily basis in any culture. [/quote]

You missed it. In addition to Diwali, I go for a regular dinner as well. Same. Super greasy, very carb heavy, and all of the vegetables in a thick heavy sauce. This is not one Indian family, but quite a few.

Don't get me wrong, I love fried bread, but could not tolerate it on the regular and remain a size 6. All of the Indian women I know (with a few exceptions) have pot bellies.[/quote]

How sad that they have you as a neighbor. They extend their hospitality to you and invite you into their home regularly to partake in meals and friendship yet you just complain about the food. Why do you keep going when they invite you?

Typical two faced white person. 
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OP is Indian and insulting the country into which she was welcomed with sweeping generalizations about white men. If you can, well, dish it out, you have to take it. [/quote]

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