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            <title>'Pakora': UK parents name their child after Indian dish - The Daily Guardian</title>
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            <pubDate>September 5, 2022, 6:16 am</pubDate>
            <description><![CDATA[How often have you heard that a person has named their child after a famous person or a place? We’re sure, quite many times! But, how often have you heard that parents have named their kids after a dish or food item they liked? It is quite amusing, right? Well, the cherry on the cake [&hellip;]
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<p>How often have you heard that a person has named their child after a famous person or a place? We’re sure, quite many times! But, how often have you heard that parents have named their kids after a dish or food item they liked? It is quite amusing, right? Well, the cherry on the cake is that the name of a baby in the UK has been named after an Indian dish!</p>



<p>The Captain’s Table is a famous restaurant in Newtownabbey, Ireland. Recently, the restaurant took to social media to share rather heart-warming news on social media. They announced on Facebook that a couple who frequents their restaurant a lot has now named their newborn after a dish at their restaurant.</p>



<p>If you’re wondering what dish it is, it’s simply ‘Pakora.’ The same ‘Pakora’ we enjoy with tea during the monsoons!&nbsp; “Now this is a first&#8230; welcome to the world, Pakora!” the restaurant wrote alongside the photo of the newborn.&nbsp;</p>



<p>Many netizens took to the post’s comment section and extended warm congratulations, while some even got involved in fun banter online and started writing funny comments. A user wrote, “This is my two teens &#8211; Chicken and tikka”.</p>



<p>Another user wrote, “My favourite things to eat during my two pregnancies were banana popsicles and watermelon. Thank God I used the sense I was born with and didn’t name my kids after them”.</p>



<p>Another one shared a photo of his child and wrote, “This is my kid, his name is chicken ball”</p>
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